Restaurant supervisor

Restaurant supervisor


Company
Hôtel Holiday Inn & Suites Montréal Centre-Ville Ouest
Location
Montreal, Quebec
Job Type
Full-time
Via
via HotellerieJobs

Job Description
We are actively seeking a charismatic, motivated, and bilingual candidate to fill the Food and Beverage Supervisor position.

What the establishment offers you:

· Benefits and reduced rates for travel at Holiday Inn hotels
· Free parking
· Dry cleaning service
· Group insurance
· RRSP retirement plan
· Training program

The Food and Beverage Supervisor reports directly to the Food and Beverage Manager. They are responsible for overseeing the daily operations of food and beverage outlets, including the restaurant, banquets, room service, lounge bar, and Café counter, ensuring that the service standards established by Rimap Hospitality Services and Holiday Inn are upheld and that customer expectations are exceeded.

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