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Bartender | Concierge (Server)
Job Description
Tempe Eats - About Us:
Tempe Eats is a dynamic food hall and bar built around Community, Connection, Cravings, and Convenience. With multiple chef-driven restaurants, the largest self-serve tap wall around, and a full bar and wine bar for events, we’re not just serving food and drinks—we’re creating memorable, high-energy experiences.
Position Snapshot:
We’re searching for a bartender who is capable of wearing multiple hats… bartender, beer wall ambassador, server, host, and sometimes runner/busser as needed. Everyone helps with cleaning. You’ll be cross‑trained in all those roles so you can pivot seamlessly. We want a strong player who leads by example, is able to ensure that cleaning/closing checklists are followed, coaches others, and embodies our TEAM culture: Teamwork, Energy, Agility, Mastery & Mentorship.
The Role (cross‑trained)
- Restaurant Bartender | Concierge: Guests will need guidance on using our massive self‑pour tap wall, so you’ll act as a beer‑wall ambassador. You’ll also change kegs and batch drinks for our self-pour tap wall. You won’t be just behind the bar… As Concierge, greet every guest, guide them through QR ordering and kiosks, answer menu questions, upsell, and deliver table touches that turn first‑timers into 5-star regular raving fans.
- Porter | Expo: You’ll run food and drinks, clean tables, take out trash, do dishes, grab ice and restock. While we normally staff this as a separate support person, we ask you to work several shifts in this position as well so you appreciate all roles and can get the best use out of every player.
- Cleaner: Keeping the hall spotless is EVERYONE’S job. Find something to clean or value‑add when it’s slow; treat the space like it’s your own.
- [Event Bartender: Occasionally, you may be asked to work an event that ends at 2AM. Make drinks at high speed and high volume, keeping team energy high from batching at the start to cleanup and breakdown at the end.]
You’ll rock this if you:
- Jump in wherever needed and help teammates succeed.
- Bring high energy and enthusiasm—hype our tech perks and loyalty program and create raving fans.
- Pivot from host stand to runner to cleaner in a heartbeat.
- Understand bar operations: swap kegs, batch drinks, take inventory and suggest reorders before we run out.
- Learn fast, teach others and take initiative; you’re fastidious about cleanliness and act like an owner to maximize the value of our team.
- Are proactive about shooting content and helping with marketing
- Can follow a checklist, hold others accountable, communicate well with management, and suggest improvements
- Can lift 50 pounds and move furniture around
Perks:
- Free shift meal (select items)
- 30% employee discount
- Google/Yelp review challenges and other team‑building incentives.
- Be part of one of Tempe’s fastest-growing food and drink destinations
Location: Tempe Eats Food Hall & Bar, 85 E Southern Ave, Tempe, AZ 85282
(intersection of Southern & Mill Avenues, in front of LA Fitness and just 2 miles from ASU).
Pay:
- $18/hour guaranteed pay for restaurant shifts (including guaranteed tips).
- We guarantee that you'll make at least $18/hour, however our bartenders tend to average $22+ an hour with cc tips, and cash tips are on top of that.
- Your paystub will show two components: (1) an hourly rate ($12.15/hour for normal shifts or $17/hour for late‑night events) and (2) a separate line for tips. Combined, these will equal or exceed your guaranteed pay; if necessary, the company contributes to the tips line to ensure your guaranteed rate is met.
Ready to serve up community with a side of tech‑powered fun? Apply now and let’s make pour decisions together!
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: $18.00 - $25.00 per hour
Application Question(s):
- What restrictions do you have on your availability? Are you available Friday through Sunday? (Note: weekend availability is required)
- How many hours per week were you looking for?
- Are you comfortable switching between bartending, hosting, running food, and cleaning in the same shift?
- Why are you interested in Tempe Eats and this role?
- Briefly describe your bartending experience or nightclub experience.
- Briefly describe your Management or FOH Lead experience.
Education:
- High school or equivalent (Required)
Experience:
- server: 1 year (Preferred)
- social media promotion: 1 year (Preferred)
- bartending: 1 year (Required)
- expo / runner / busser: 1 year (Required)
- Manager / FOH Lead: 1 year (Required)
- fast casual restaurant: 1 year (Required)
License/Certification:
- Food Handler Card (Preferred)
- Bartender Title 4 License (Required)
Work Location: In person
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in chef concierge jobs.
- Minimum two years of concierge or guest-services experience in a full-service hotel
- Proficiency with property management systems such as Opera or a comparable platform
- Strong local knowledge of dining, entertainment, and transportation in the hotel's city
- Les Clefs d'Or membership or active candidacy preferred by luxury-tier employers
- Fluency in a second language, particularly Spanish, French, or Mandarin
- Associate or bachelor's degree in hospitality management or a related field
Tips for Your Chef Concierge Job Search
Tailor your resume to guest experience
Hiring managers in luxury hospitality scan for concrete guest-satisfaction outcomes, not just duties. Rewrite each bullet to show what you delivered: a problem a guest had, how you resolved it, and the result. Generic front-desk language won't stand out at a five-star property.
Earn a concierge certification before applying
The Les Clefs d'Or designation signals professional credibility that most applicants lack. If you're not eligible yet, the Society of American Travel Writers and local hotel associations offer shorter programs. List any certification prominently near the top of your resume, not buried in a footer.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists chef concierge openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match your experience level and location and apply directly to each listing.
Target properties by brand tier strategically
Independent boutique hotels and international luxury chains hire chef concierges differently. Independents often value local knowledge and community ties more heavily, while chains prioritize brand-standard training history. Read each posting carefully and match your cover letter angle to what that property type actually values.
Prepare a local-knowledge portfolio for interviews
Interviewers at top properties will ask you to recommend a restaurant for a guest celebrating an anniversary or arrange a last-minute private tour. Build a written reference list of restaurants, vendors, and experiences in the city where you're applying so you can answer with genuine specificity, not vague reassurances.
Negotiate schedule and property access in your offer
Base pay in this role is often constrained by hotel grade, but shift structure, access to in-house amenities, and comped dining are frequently negotiable. Identify the non-salary terms that matter most to you before the offer call so you can ask for them clearly and without hesitation.
Chef Concierge Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most chef concierges?
The most active employers for chef concierges right now are Home Care Assistance, TheKey Concierge Nursing, and TheKey, and the most openings are in California, Florida, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Demand tends to concentrate in cities with dense luxury hotel markets and strong convention or resort tourism.
How many chef concierge jobs are remote?
About 17% of chef concierge openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, which is low compared to most professional roles. The small remote share is concentrated in corporate or residential concierge services, lifestyle management firms, and virtual assistant roles that handle travel planning and reservations without a physical hotel desk.
How do you become a chef concierge?
Start in a front-of-house hotel role such as front desk agent or guest-services attendant to build direct guest interaction experience. Move into a concierge associate position at a full-service property, deepen your local vendor and restaurant network, and apply for Les Clefs d'Or candidacy once you meet the tenure requirement. Senior concierge or assistant chef concierge roles typically follow before you reach the chef concierge title.
Can you get a chef concierge job with little experience?
Yes, especially at independent boutique hotels and limited-service properties that hire concierge associates with strong customer-service backgrounds rather than strict hospitality credentials. Emphasize any role where you managed requests, solved problems under time pressure, or maintained relationships with vendors. A genuine knowledge of your local city, restaurants, and events can substitute for formal hotel experience at many hiring managers' discretion.
What does the chef concierge interview process look like?
Most properties run a phone screen with HR, followed by an in-person panel with the front office manager and a senior concierge. Expect scenario questions where you must recommend specific local experiences or resolve a guest complaint on the spot. Some luxury brands add a second interview with the general manager and may conduct a reference check with a prior concierge supervisor before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to chef concierge jobs?
You can find and apply to chef concierge jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience and location, then apply directly to each one that fits your background.
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