Mainsail Lodging & Development

Restaurant General Manager

Atlanta, GA

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 22 days ago

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About the role

We're looking for enthusiastic, fun, and energetic people who take the work seriously, but not themselves. Let's see if we're a fit. We hope so.
As the Restaurant General Manager, you will lead the opening and ongoing operation of our newly reimagined flagship lobby restaurant. This is a unique opportunity to shape the culture, build a high-performing team, and establish a restaurant that becomes a true destination within Atlanta's vibrant dining scene.

Create 60 Day Pre-Opening agenda to include food, beverage, and service training with corresponding certifications, trial/mock services, restaurant and bar set-up, OpenTable set-up, uniform procurement, and beverage menu development.
Collaborate with Front of House Food and Beverage Leaders to delegate and assign tasks.
Create and manage F&B team schedules based on forecasts and budgets
Ensure accurate payroll and maintain consistent attendance.
Manage purchase orders, invoices, and checkbook accounting.
Collaborate with the Executive Chef on menu planning.
Support staff during peak times and gather guest feedback for improvements.
Uphold core values and maintain high personal appearance standards.
Respond to emergencies using Safety Data Sheets and manage "Lost and Found" procedures.

Let's see if we're a fit.
You will recruit, mentor, coach, and inspire an enthusiastic service team dedicated to delivering warm, genuine, and memorable hospitality.
Minimum five (5) years F&B management
Fine dining and wine knowledge a Must
Micros and Open Table knowledge preferred.

oyer and it does not discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, age, sex or gender (including pregnancy, childbirth and pregnancy-related condit

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