Hotel Sports Bartender
Description
Bartender Job Description
DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport
Position Summary
The Bartender prepares and serves beverages while providing friendly, attentive service. This position maintains a clean, organized bar, follows responsible alcohol service standards, and accurately processes guest transactions.
Key Responsibilities
- Greet guests promptly and provide welcoming, professional service.
- Prepare alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages according to established recipes and presentation standards.
- Take food and beverage orders, make recommendations, and promote menu offerings.
- Verify identification and follow responsible alcohol service procedures, including recognizing intoxication and notifying management when assistance is needed.
- Enter orders accurately into the POS system and process cash, credit card, and room-charge payments.
- Follow cash-handling procedures, maintain the assigned bank, and complete accurate closing paperwork.
- Verify guest information and obtain required signatures for room charges.
- Stock liquor, beer, wine, mixers, garnishes, glassware, and other supplies.
- Complete opening and closing duties, cleaning checklists, and assigned side work.
- Maintain sanitation standards for the bar, equipment, glassware, and service areas.
- Monitor inventory and report shortages, waste, maintenance issues, and guest concerns.
- Communicate with kitchen and service teams to support timely food and beverage service.
- Follow hotel policies, uniform standards, and attendance expectations.
Qualifications
- Previous bartending experience preferred; hotel or restaurant experience is a plus.
- Knowledge of common cocktails, beer, wine, and beverage service.
- Strong guest service, communication, and basic math skills.
- Ability to use a POS system and accurately handle payments.
- RAMP training required within the timeframe established by the property.
- Must meet applicable age requirements for serving alcohol.
Work Requirements
- Availability for scheduled shifts, including evenings, weekends, holidays, and special events.
- Ability to stand and move throughout the shift, bend, reach, and carry bar supplies, with reasonable accommodation as needed.
- Ability to remain organized and professional during busy service periods.