
I have been in the service industry for a long time and have worked for and with many different people. It is my ability to connect along side my exceptional work ethic that has made me successful in my past positions. I am highly reliable and it is important to me to do a good job, not just for the business but for myself.
I am a buyer for the shop and I assist in running both locations throughout the week.
The company owns five bars in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. I worked at all five locations which include: Skinny Dennis, Horses and Divorces, George and Jacks, and I was also a floor manager at the largest of the five Rocka Rolla.
I started a month after LHP opened. I helped to set up daily procedures and establish regulars as well as placing all the beer and liquor orders.
In addition to the typical service and bartending tasks I also ran the door on Thursday nights. This is a high volume restaurant in Hells Kitchen that did not take reservations.
Large German style beer garden. Large groups. High Volume. Gained a great knowledge of imported beers.
I was the daytime manager / bar manager. I did all liquor and beer orders for the restaurant. I also retrained and restructured the bar program. I led pre-shift meetings and was very hands on with the staff.
While I only worked at Soho House for a few months I keep this on my resume because I received training that was integral to my success in the service industry in New York. We learned from top bartenders, and directly from distillery and liquor brand owners. It was a transitional time for the House and it just wasn't a fit for my daily schedule.
My first job in NYC. I started as a server and worked my way up to head bartender as well as manager in under a year. High volume brunch spot. At the time it was the sister restaurant to "The Smith"