Alfred
Melrose Place FT Barista
Los Angeles, CA · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$23k-$27kDetected 15 days ago
LeadershipCommunicationCollaborationAdaptabilityFood Safety
About the role
- About Alfred Alfred first opened in 2013 on Melrose Place with a singular vision: to become the neighborhood coffee shop of LA.
- With more than 20 locations across Los Angeles and beyond, Alfred continues to set the bar for coffee culture worldwide.
- This role prepares high-quality coffee, tea, and food offerings while fostering a welcoming and energetic environment for both guests and team members.
Responsibilities
- Fueled by consistent innovation, everyday excellence, and creative partnerships, Alfred delivers a whole experience - all part of our ongoing mission to invite everyone into our world and give them every reason to stay.
- Guide customers through beverage and food offerings, answer questions thoughtfully, and build genuine rapport.
- Handle phone inquiries, accurately process orders, and support mobile ordering operations.
- Maintain a calm, professional, and welcoming presence during high-volume periods.
- Operate, clean, and maintain coffee equipment while ensuring all beverage and food preparation areas remain clean, organized, and sanitary.
- Develop knowledge of coffee and tea origins, flavor profiles, and preparation methods.
Compensation
- $23k-$27k
Benefits
- Wage: $19.42/hr + tips ($22.50 - $26.50/hr approximately) Medical, Dental, & Vision coverage Paid time off accruals 401(k) eligibility after 12 months of employment Free
- shift drinks and employee discounts Growth and advancement opportunities Open Path Collective - Therapy Membership Reimbursement Employee referral bonuses Creative and collaborative team culture
Company info
- Demonstrate the hand dexterity and coordination needed to safely and efficiently operate espresso machines, steamers, grinders, and other café equipment while preparing beverages to company standards.
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