We are looking for an experienced and passionate Restaurant General Manager to join our team.

As a Restaurant General Manager, your primary responsibility is to the customer, ensuring that every guest has a wonderful experience

To be successful as a restaurant general manager you should have excellent communication skills and a passion for customer service. You should be someone who leads by example, both in how you interact with your team as well as how to support our guests.

You will also assume a variety of responsibilities and duties such as recruiting and hiring restaurant staff, training, overseeing food quality, creating and executing restaurant marketing strategies, developing menus, as well as greeting and serving restaurant guests and supporting service. Below is a more exhaustive list of your expected duties.

JOB DUTIES:

Manage and oversee the entire restaurant operation
Deliver exceptional guest services
Ensuring guest satisfaction
Plan new and update existing menus
Plan and develop the overall restaurant marketing strategy
Manage restaurant’s tech stack.
Respond efficiently to customer questions and complaints
Organize and supervise shifts
Manage and lead staff
Develop hourly and salary staff
Hire new employees
Terminate employees when necessary
Training and evaluate staff performance
Manage food cost, forecast requirements, and maintain inventory
Manage restaurant supplies including smallwares
Control costs and minimize waste
Create and nurture a positive working environment
Implement innovative strategies to improve productivity, sales, and food quality.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

Ideally, 5+ years of experience as a Restaurant General Manager or similar role
Ideally, 5+ years of experience customer service management
Extensive food and wine knowledge
Computer literacy
Familiarity with restaurant management software
Experience in event planning
Strong leadership, motivational and people skills
Good financial management skills
Critical thinker and problem-solving skills
Team player
Good time-management skills
Great interpersonal and communication skill s
Culinary school diploma or BS degree in Business Administration

Complete our short application today!

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

We are a Starbucks Licensee since 2018!

We opened nine stores, in South Florida; Sixty80 Design Hotel, Miami Beach, Aventura ParkSquare, Aventura, Memorial Regional Hospital, Hollywood, Holy Cross Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, Hilton Maren, Ft Lauderdale Beach, The Mall at Wellington Green, West Palm Beach, Baptist Hospital, Miami and Marathon, Florida Keys.

Our company and our partners follow the Starbucks mission: Inspiring and nurturing the human spirit-one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time.

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