Benefits:

Employee discounts
Flexible schedule
Free food & snacks
Health insurance
Training & development

The Honu Restaurant is a contemporary eatery and traditional Hawaiian style tiki bar with a relaxed vibe serving island-style dishes. We serve unique and creative cocktails and mocktails. Inside Honu is The Ka Pakele private rum bar with some of the most sought after and high-end Rums from around the world. Quality is at the heart of everything we do.

Want to join our team?

The Honu, in Dunedin Fl is looking for an experienced Barback to join our team. Three to four lunch and/or dinner shifts available weekly with the option of picking up more.
As a barback you will be responsible for supporting the bartenders in preparing and servicing the bar in a continuing effort to deliver outstanding guest service. This position will require you to work the front of the bar as well as the back bar to ensure our guests' needs are met and expectations are exceeded.

Come join our team and work in an exciting, fun and very busy environment.

Responsibilities:

Knowledge or passion for craft cocktails, beer and wine
Dedication to hospitality and service
A good sense of humor and positive attitude
Ability to multitask, especially in high volume situations
Excellent communication, organization, and prioritization
Willingness to learn
Check with and assist the bartender to stock and maintain the bar to include, but not limited to liquor, paper products, straws and stirrers, condiments, glassware, ice and produce.
Maintain cleanliness of bar area, refrigerators and storage areas in accordance with federal, state, local and company codes.
To extend a courteous, friendly and professional greeting to guests as they arrive, and to thank them as they depart

Qualifications:

Stocking and organizing bar (must be able to lift 50lbs)
Basic understanding of federal, state, and local liquor laws
Serve Safe certified a plus
High School diploma or general education degree (GED) preferred.
Must be as least 21 years of age
Able to work productively and independently with little supervision
Ability to coordinate a variety of activities simultaneously and prioritize work to meet deadlines
Must have good judgment, versatility, flexibility
Self Motivated, passionate, and dirven

Benefits/Perks:

On the job training
FT team members offered Health insurance compensation
Life/work balance schedules offered
Opportunity for promotion/advancement
90 day review for all staff members
Quarterly team building outings - i.e. cosmic bowling, escape rooms, boat cruises

Compensation: $12.00 per hour

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.

The Honu Restaurant and Tiki Bar is hiring

We are a high-volume venue located in Downtown Dunedin and looking to add some true professionals to our team. We believe in a unique experience paired with a delicious cocktail.

We are looking for team members with craft, tiki, Hawaiian culture, and rum knowledge focused on sustainability and high-quality service standards. We are, however; willing to train the right candidates. We excel in events and often host weddings, rehearsal dinners, large birthday, and anniversary parties.

We’re looking for staff members who are enthusiastic about craft cocktails and tiki culture, who are outgoing, have experience in casual fine dining and high-volume restaurants, and who love having fun.

Our staff is expected to know our diverse menus inside and out. The Honu has a fast-paced and high-volume atmosphere, so it is crucial that our staff take pride in providing attentive and friendly service that ensures our guests feel valued and well taken care of.

Bartenders specifically must be classically trained in high-volume craft cocktails. This position will allow for creativity and caters to a person that is self-driven and highly organized. A mixologist looking to grow their skill would be a perfect candidate.

Kitchen staff must be experienced with a will to also learn. A person who cooks and creates at home has the opportunity to do the same here. We encourage creativity from our staff and allow for daily specials to be created by any staff member that has a solid, thoughtful, Polynesian culture-centric idea. We are open to you teaching us new things as well.

Come experience the Aloha and join our team today!

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BENEFITS

Discounted Food

All Staff discounted food items

Free Beverages

All Staff free non-alcoholic beverage excluding mocktails

New Shoe Program

After 90 days a receipt can be submitted for new shoes that must be non-slip and work-related
•Up to $50 for all FOH staff
•Up to $100 for all BOH staff

Quarterly Team Outings

• Boat Ride
• Escape Room
• Mini Golf
• Bowling

90-day review

Frequent manager feedback
90-day manager reviews

Manager Perks

• Daily Meal provided for each 8+ hour shift
• Company Credit card for incidental work-related purchases
• Up to $50 monthly gas reimbursement with receipt
• One Week paid vacation for Full-Time Managers - after one year of service
• Healthcare after 90 days Full-Time - we pay half of the cost of marketplace or self-obtained Insurance