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 Hospitality & Tourism, Consulting & Professional Services, and Retail, with employers like Marriott International, Block, and Burns & McDonnell hiring at this level now.
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What Makes a McKibbon Hotel Food and Beverage Manager?
As a key member of the hotel leadership team, the Food and Beverage Manager is accountable for the food and beverage outlets and meeting space. While the focus is to guide the operation of the food and beverage outlets, you also serve as the manager on duty during the evening, allowing for exposure to all aspects of the hotel operations. The food and beverage manager is committed to guest satisfaction and providing a great experience for all guests.
A Day in the Life:
You will move throughout the facility and monitor the action of food prep and serving areas to ensure that associates are meeting food and beverage quality, brand, and service standards.
You will control the elements that determine profit and loss of the Food and Beverage operations.
You will work with the hotels’ sales team to ensure that all meeting spaces are properly supplied and maintained.
You will coordinate with the Corporate Food and Beverage team in the planning of meals and menus.
You will work with the General Manager and Assistant General Manager on administrative duties, including tracking expenses, maintaining profitability, and invoice input.
You will work with the Corporate Food and Beverage team on product pricing, menus, and wine selection.
You will be responsible for restocking and replenishing the Pavilion Pantry.
You will be responsible for maintaining the inventory of the Food and Beverage Department, like budgeting, food costs, coding invoices, etc.
Embrace the McKibbon Guiding Principles: Think Bigger, Love Your Community, Do the Right Thing, Support Each Other, Make a Lasting Impression.
Requirements
An Associates or Bachelor’s Degree
3 years’ minimum experience in a beverage/food outlet
Experience in a supervisor or managerial position
Experience working at a hotel establishment (highly desired)
The ability to implement the established menu and service standards
The ability and drive to personify our culture in every interaction with guests and associates
The ability to perform initial and ongoing training of associates
The ability to deliver on the quality of service that guests deserve and expect
Ideal Skills & Qualities:
The ability to communicate in a friendly manner with guests
The ability to create a fun and supportive working environment
Keeping up-to-date with local events and tailoring Food and Beverage operations to enhance guests’ experience in the local community
A conscientious spirit and the drive to excel in every aspect of your duties
The creativity to enhance sales in the lounge and food outlets
Perks & Benefits Beyond the Basics:
We know that hospitality starts from within, and that’s why we value the employee experience as much as we value our guests’ experience. From our competitive benefits package to our fun-loving spirit, we strive to create an environment that’s equal parts work and play. Our people will always be our first investment. We offer benefits and perks based on full or part time employment:
Benefits: Full Time Associates:
Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision
Life insurance
Pet Insurance
Short and long-term disability
Paid time off and holidays
Tuition assistance
Financial & Occupational Wellness: All Associates
Competitive Compensation with incentives (incentives vary by position)
401K Savings Plan, 50% matching up to 10% of compensation
Associate referral program
Brand and company training classes, workshops and conferences for career growth and development (varies by position)
Personal Wellness: All Associates
Fundraising matching funds program
Team volunteer opportunities
24/7 chaplain services
Exclusive hotel rate discounts
Any state specific holiday, vacation or benefit requirements will apply.
All employment decisions are made on a non-discriminatory basis without regard to sex, race, color, age, disability, pregnancy or maternity, sexual orientation, gender identity, citizenship status, military status, or any other protected characteristic in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.
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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 Marriott International, Block, and Burns & McDonnell, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 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 29% of mid level food and beverage manager openings are remote or hybrid as of August 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 Hospitality & Tourism, Consulting & Professional Services, and Retail, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 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.