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Craft Bartender Pizzeria Verità

Craft Bartender

Full Time • Pizzeria Verità
Benefits:
  • Exclusive Employee Wholesale Program
  • Combined Time Off (CTO)
  • Employee Food Discount Perk
  • Individual Gym Membership Reimbursement
  • Health Insurance Reimbursement
We are looking for an experienced craft bartender to join our team!
 
When we opened in 2012, Pizzeria Verità introduced one of the first craft bar programs in the state of Vermont, and ever since, our creative bar teams have led the way with innovative (and delicious) new cocktails. As a Pizzeria Verità bartender, you’ll continually educate yourself on the subject of spirits, craft cocktail trends and create new drinks to introduce to the cocktail universe. You’ll also quickly become knowledgeable about our menu, wine (especially Italian wine), Vermont craft beer and Italian amari, all of which will serve you well with our guests. And of course, you’ll be an important part of our front of house team, providing top notch hospitality and service, both to our guests and Pizzeria Verità’s server staff.
 
You’re friendly, positive, curious and helpful, with an attention to detail and a desire to help enhance our guests’ overall experience with Pizzeria Verità. As an experienced bartender, you can manage multiple priorities and contribute to a friendly and productive team atmosphere. 
 
Responsibilities:
  •  Work with Pizzeria Verità servers and hosts to fill drink orders and wait on guests at the bar
  •  Serve dinner and drinks to guests at the bar
  •  Continuously build your knowledge of beer, wines, spirits and non-alcoholic options and stay current on trends in the craft bar industry
  •  Collaborate with colleagues on the bar staff in the R&D of new cocktails
  •  Develop and workshop new craft cocktails for the restaurant
  •  Maintain clean and well organized bar, back bar and well
Qualifications:
  • Previous craft bartending experience preferred
  • Effective communication skills
  • Ability to work standing for 6+ hours
  • Ability to lift and carry up to 30 pounds
Compensation: $24.00 - $30.00 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.





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Benefits & Perks

Health Insurance Reimbursement
50% up to $100 of Insurance Premium will be reimbursed monthly
YMCA Gym Membership Reimbursement
50% reimbursement of a single membership
Employee Discounts
30% off of Food from Pizzeria Verità, Trattoria Delia, and Sotto Enoteca
Combined Time Off (CTO)
Employees accrue 1 hour for every 26 hours worked; this can be used for Vacation, Sick, and Personal Time.