What are the responsibilities and job description for the Host position at Noble Food and Pursuits?
Rooster's Wood-Fired Kitchen is looking for a Host who is:
- on fire with passion and gratitude
- possesses excellent people skills
- takes ownership of the role, mission & vision
- remains humble
- is trustworthy, always doing what you say you’re going to do
At Rooster's Wood-Fired Kitchen, we believe that THE EMPLOYEE is our primary customer!
We live the golden rule
We are committed to healthy & sustainable growth
We honor families
We give generously
We provide restoration
We add value to our team
ALL FULL-TIME, BENEFITS ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES RECEIVE:
● Medical insurance
● Paid time off
● Parental Leave
● Access to an Employee Assistance Program
● Discounts at all Noble Food & Pursuit establishments
● Employee paid continued education & training opportunities
● Competitive pay
● Access to growth within the industry
As host, you'll be the conductor of the orchestra that is service. You are the first impression of the restaurant and set the tone for guests' experiences. You will answer phones, take reservations, and be responsible for seating guests according to server availability. Your attention to detail and communication is critically important. You are also the last note of the experience and will wish guests farewell and invite them to come back.
Are you ready to join a team that rewards you individually, celebrates your team, & pours into your growth and development? Becoming a Host at Rooster's Wood-Fired Kitchen might be the perfect fit! We look forward to receiving your application!
Requirements:
Prior experience in high volume restaurant always welcome but not necessary.
The first Rooster’s opened in Winston-Salem in 1992 as Noble’s Grille, and has been a part of the cultural fabric of the North Carolina Triad ever since.
In 2006, Noble brought the first Rooster’s to Charlotte. It was his second restaurant in Charlotte–the first being Noble’s, a fine dining restaurant that he operated from 2000 to 2010, also in SouthPark. Rooster’s, however, led the transformational shift in popularity from fine dining to upscale casual dining in Charlotte, focusing on a more approachable style of dining–like what you would experience in the chef’s home. The shift showed itself in the decor of the restaurant, the menu, the presentation. Each illustrates simplicity and purity. No more white table cloths, but impeccable service and quality food remain the center of attention.
Chef Noble and his Rooster’s team expanded in 2012, opening a third Rooster’s in Uptown Charlotte. The restaurant is located in the Bank of America building with proximity to Spectrum Center and the Belk Theatre, making it a favorite for business lunches and dinners, as well as pre and post-show/game dinner and drinks.