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Fives Bar

Oyster Shucker

Job Description

Fives, located in the iconic French Quarter at Jackson Square, is seeking experienced and passionate candidates to join our culinary team. About the
Job:
As an Oyster Shucker at Fives, you will be responsible for shucking oysters, preparing all raw bar items, and maintaining a clean and organized workstation throughout the shift in accordance with the standards of our culinary team. Must be well organized, clean, and focused to prepare for and execute service, and maintain a pristine working environment at your assigned station. A creative mindset with strong attention to detail is essential. The ideal candidate has at least 1 year of experience in a similar position and is able to work evenings, weekends and holidays. Above all, applicants need to have a passion for food and hospitality. Must be great at multitasking and team oriented, as well as possess a positive attitude toward providing hospitable service for guests and teammates.
Benefits:
All full-time employees are eligible for health insurance after 90 days. 50% employee discount when dining at Fives or the Columns Schedule stability Fives is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Resumes should be submitted by email to sarah@fives.bar or directly via this post, and we will contact you to set up an interview time. Thanks for your interest in our restaurant and we hope to hear from you soon!

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  • Dental Insurance
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