Mid Level Food and Beverage Manager Jobs
Mid level food and beverage manager jobs go to hospitality professionals ready to own outlet operations, lead service teams, and make daily business decisions with limited oversight. Openings run predominantly on-site across Food & Beverage, Sports & Recreation, and Hospitality & Tourism, with employers like Dennis, Vail Resorts, and Block hiring at this level now.
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YOUR MISSION (The Job Description)
The Complex General Manager is responsible for all aspects of managing Virgin Hotels Las Vegas food and beverage outlets, creating an extraordinary guest dining experience by leading teams of passionate individuals who exceed guest expectations. The Complex General Manager is committed to being present on the floor during service, directly impacting guests' and our teams' experience.
THE NITTY-GRITTY (The Essential Job Duties)
- Interview, select, train, supervise, counsel, and discipline restaurant team members for the efficient operation of the outlets
- Organize and conduct pre-shift and departmental meetings, communicating pertinent information to the team members such as house count and menu changes
- Schedule and direct team members in their work assignments
- Interact positively with customers, promoting resort facilities and services while developing long-term relationships with internal and external guests
- Resolve problems to the satisfaction of all parties involved
- Maintain communication with all departments to ensure customer service needs are exceeded
- Achieve company objectives in sales, service, quality, appearance of facility, and sanitation and cleanliness through training of employees and creating a positive, productive working environment
- Maintain the profitability of outlets to support overall operation. Control payroll and equipment costs (minimizing loss and misuse)
- Ensure par stock levels are maintained by calculating inventory, ordering and retrieving supplies, and stocking shelves by stooping, bending, lifting heavy articles and reaching overhead
- Evaluate cost effectiveness of all aspects of operation. Develop and implement cost saving and profit enhancing measures
- Provide direct service to guests as needed
- May perform other duties as assigned
WHAT IT TAKES (The Qualities We Look For)
- Great team player with the ability to create excellent working relationships across the group. Collaborative approach with all departments, particularly food & beverage and sales & marketing
- Ability to break down barriers and resolve potential conflicts swiftly and effortlessly
- Strong communication and presentation skills to all levels of management
- Ability to think outside the box and approach all issues with a completely fresh approach
- Ability to anticipate needs and over-deliver wherever possible
- Able to change direction and work on multiple project aspects at once. Creatively solve problems
- Enthusiastic, passionate, able to inspire and motivate others
- Comply with all safety and health department procedures, as well as all state and federal liquor laws
- Leadership ability and behavior consistent with Virgin Hotels Core Values: Fun, innovative, original, and personable, and striving to deliver high quality and brilliant customer service
MUST HAVE'S
- Current, legal, and unrestricted ability to work in the United States
- Associate or bachelor's degree preferred
- Active SNHD Food Handlers and Nevada Alcohol Education Cards with minimum 6 months of validity
- At least 5 years of food and beverage management experience
WOULD BE NICE TO HAVE'S
- Previous experience managing multiple outlets
- Must enjoy being around and working with people
- Comply with all safety and health department procedures as well as all state and federal laws
- Maintain a neat, clean, and well-groomed appearance
- Adhere to hotel policies including but not limited to attendance, safety, and behavior
THE WORKING CONDITIONS
- May stand and walk for periods of up to 8-10 hours. Proper footwear is required
- Bend, squat and stretch in areas of limited space to perform cleaning, organization, and other duties
- Lift and carry 50 lbs., carry and balance plates, carry kegs, wine and beer cases as necessary
- Move up to 100 pounds to be able to perform inspector and utility duties as needed and perform necessary inventory checks
- Must be able to withstand prolonged standing, stretching, bending, and kneeling without restriction, and be exposed to various environmental factors such as, but not limited to, CRT fatigue, noise, dust, cigarette smoke, and pet dander/hair
- Must be able to work in a fast-paced, busy, and somewhat stressful environment, and maintain physical stamina and mental attitude while dealing effectively with guests, management, team members, and outside contacts while working under pressure and meeting deadlines
- Must be able to touch and handle supplies in a safe and non-hazardous manner, maintaining proper hygiene, cleanliness, and disposal methods
- Work in an environment that is subject to varying levels of cold, heat, smoke, and sound. Incumbents are at times subject to hazards such as chemicals; proper safety precautions will be taken
- Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays
VALUABLE TRAITS
- 50% logical / 50% creative / 100% AWESOME
- Enjoy working with a team and alone as the situation dictates
- Adaptive, Flexible!
- Embody "great attitude"
- Unwavering integrity and endless work ethic
- Appreciate constructive feedback, as well as graciously providing the same
- Tenacious and self-motivated
This is not an exhaustive list of duties, responsibilities, and conditions.
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Mid Level Food and Beverage Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level food and beverage manager job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just participation. Highlight experiences where you controlled a budget line, managed a team through a high-volume period, or improved a measurable outcome like cost-per-cover or guest satisfaction scores. Applications that show you have operated independently in at least one venue or outlet consistently move faster than those that list duties alone.
Which companies hire mid level food and beverage managers?
Companies hiring mid level food and beverage managers right now include Dennis, Vail Resorts, and Block, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Hotel groups, full-service restaurant chains, and hospitality management companies make up the majority of employers actively posting at this level.
Are there remote mid level food and beverage manager jobs?
Yes, though most openings are on-site given the hands-on nature of the work. About 33% of mid level food and beverage manager openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those roles typically involve multi-unit oversight, training coordination, or operational consulting rather than direct floor management.
How do I move up to a mid level food and beverage manager role?
The progression from entry level to mid level comes from accumulating direct accountability over time. That means taking on scheduling, cost tracking, and vendor coordination before being asked, mentoring newer staff on service standards, and driving at least one project from planning to measurable result. Employers look for people who have owned a shift or a section, not just worked one.
Which industries hire the most mid level food and beverage managers?
Mid Level food and beverage manager roles concentrate in Food & Beverage, Sports & Recreation, and Hospitality & Tourism, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because they operate high-volume, guest-facing environments that require experienced managers capable of running service independently without constant senior oversight.