Bar Server Beverage
Universal City, CA Universal City, CA Estimated:
$27.
9K - $35.
3K a year Estimated:
$27.
9K - $35.
3K a year 2 days ago 2 days ago 2 days ago Working as a cocktail waitress requires good customer service skills, the ability to accurately remember orders and a strong attention to detail.
Good balance and coordination is desirable since you will be balancing multiple drinks on a tray.
You will also need to work effectively under pressure.
The other duties and responsibilities of this position are outlined below.
1) Prepare the Work Environment:
Before you serve a single customer, you will need to make sure that the work environment is ready for the shift.
This means making sure all glasses are cleaned and all drink mixes are in stock.
You will need to work with other staff to ensure that you have everything you need before customers begin to place their orders.
2) Greet Guests:
You should greet guests either as they arrive or as they take their place at your table, depending on how your organization works.
You will need to provide menus and any information on specials.
You should also be prepared to take initial orders in case your customers want hors d'oeuvres or they already know what they want.
3) Provide Drink Recommendations:
Not all customers are sure of what exact cocktail they want.
Based on a description of their desires, you will need to be able to judge their tastes and provide recommendations on what they might enjoy.
This requires confidence in your own skills and a thorough knowledge of the drinks available at your establishment.
4) Provide Good Customer Service:
The most important skill a cocktail waitress can have is good customer service.
You need to fulfill your customers' needs, remain polite even if faced with a difficult position and keep a positive attitude, even on days when you might personally be feeling poorly.
5) Deliver Drinks and Refreshments:
You will need to provide drinks and food for your customers.
This requires the ability to move quickly while carrying a tray full of glasses.
If you do have a spill, you will need to mark that area with a wet floor sign, get it cleaned up quickly, and deliver replacement drinks promptly.
6) Accept Payment:
You will need to provide a bill at the end of the customer's time at your establishment and return proper change for any cash payments or perform an electronic transaction for a credit card.
In the case of running a credit card, you will be expected to maintain confidentiality in regards to a customer's information and approach the situation tactfully if the card is declined.
7) Clean Tables:
After a customer leaves, you will need to clean the table, bring any dishes back, and make sure that disposable items such as napkins and condiments are fully stocked.
This will ensure that the customer traffic at your establishment continues to move at a good pace.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
$27.
9K - $35.
3K a year Estimated:
$27.
9K - $35.
3K a year 2 days ago 2 days ago 2 days ago Working as a cocktail waitress requires good customer service skills, the ability to accurately remember orders and a strong attention to detail.
Good balance and coordination is desirable since you will be balancing multiple drinks on a tray.
You will also need to work effectively under pressure.
The other duties and responsibilities of this position are outlined below.
1) Prepare the Work Environment:
Before you serve a single customer, you will need to make sure that the work environment is ready for the shift.
This means making sure all glasses are cleaned and all drink mixes are in stock.
You will need to work with other staff to ensure that you have everything you need before customers begin to place their orders.
2) Greet Guests:
You should greet guests either as they arrive or as they take their place at your table, depending on how your organization works.
You will need to provide menus and any information on specials.
You should also be prepared to take initial orders in case your customers want hors d'oeuvres or they already know what they want.
3) Provide Drink Recommendations:
Not all customers are sure of what exact cocktail they want.
Based on a description of their desires, you will need to be able to judge their tastes and provide recommendations on what they might enjoy.
This requires confidence in your own skills and a thorough knowledge of the drinks available at your establishment.
4) Provide Good Customer Service:
The most important skill a cocktail waitress can have is good customer service.
You need to fulfill your customers' needs, remain polite even if faced with a difficult position and keep a positive attitude, even on days when you might personally be feeling poorly.
5) Deliver Drinks and Refreshments:
You will need to provide drinks and food for your customers.
This requires the ability to move quickly while carrying a tray full of glasses.
If you do have a spill, you will need to mark that area with a wet floor sign, get it cleaned up quickly, and deliver replacement drinks promptly.
6) Accept Payment:
You will need to provide a bill at the end of the customer's time at your establishment and return proper change for any cash payments or perform an electronic transaction for a credit card.
In the case of running a credit card, you will be expected to maintain confidentiality in regards to a customer's information and approach the situation tactfully if the card is declined.
7) Clean Tables:
After a customer leaves, you will need to clean the table, bring any dishes back, and make sure that disposable items such as napkins and condiments are fully stocked.
This will ensure that the customer traffic at your establishment continues to move at a good pace.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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