The Chef Server promotes customer service by responding attentively to guests, providing prompt and courteous service, taking and filling orders, explaining menu selections, and following up to ensure guest satisfaction. The position assists in resolving guest concerns and maintains an assigned section, including bussing and setting tables, cleaning ashtrays, keeping candles lit, and keeping tables free of debris. It also involves keeping supplies stocked, maintaining a neat and professional workstation and appearance, representing the company positively, and protecting confidential company and player information. The server recommends refusing service to guests who are intoxicated, in accordance with Washington State liquor laws and casino policies. Employees may be asked to perform a range of duties beyond their regular responsibilities. Work may take place in a noisy, crowded, and often smoke-filled environment, under surveillance-camera monitoring, and may involve interaction with intoxicated persons. The role works various shifts and days, including days, swing, graveyard, weekends, and holidays. Physical demands include continuously lifting up to 25 pounds and standing, walking, pushing, pulling, bending, stooping, and squatting for extended or continuous periods.
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Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
High school or GED