In- House Bartender
This in house bartending service is for the small gathering of people. Ranging (15-20) people.
A bartender is a professional who prepares and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in a bar, restaurant, or other licensed establishment. They are responsible for taking customer orders, mixing drinks, handling payments, and maintaining the bar area. Bartenders also play a crucial role in customer service, often engaging in conversation, recommending drinks, and ensuring a positive experience for patrons.
A bartender is a professional who prepares and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in a bar, restaurant, or other licensed establishment. They are responsible for taking customer orders, mixing drinks, handling payments, and maintaining the bar area. Bartenders also play a crucial role in customer service, often engaging in conversation, recommending drinks, and ensuring a positive experience for patrons.
Key Responsibilities:
- Preparing and Serving Drinks: Bartenders mix drinks according to recipes, pour beverages, and serve customers.
- Customer Service: They greet customers, take orders, and provide recommendations based on their preferences.
- Bar Maintenance: Bartenders keep the bar area clean, stocked, and organized.
- Inventory Management: They track and order supplies, including liquor, mixers, and garnishes.
- Cash Handling: Bartenders process payments, manage cash drawers, and handle transactions.
- Alcohol Service: They are responsible for verifying customer age and ensuring responsible alcohol service.
- Problem Solving: Bartenders address customer complaints and resolve issues, often involving guest safety.
Essential Skills:
- Mixology: Knowledge of drink recipes, ingredients, and techniques.
- Customer Service: Excellent communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
- Product Knowledge: Familiarity with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, brands, and bar equipment.
- Organization and Multitasking: Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritize effectively.
- Physical Stamina: Bartenders spend long hours on their feet, requiring physical endurance.
- Alcohol Server Certification: Many jurisdictions require certifications like TIPS or ServSafe Alcohol