Cashier Grindhouse Killer Burgers 701 Memorial Drive Southeast, Atlanta, GA 30316
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View distance
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Any schedule considered
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Full-time, Part-time
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Any experience welcomed
Job Description
The perfect blend between hospitality and operations - you're the beginning, end and overall best part of a patron's dining experience. You'll massage their menu concerns, bang out some small talk and finish strong with a processed payment. A cashier should never feel chained to his/her register, so when a situation on the floor comes you'll stretch those legs and make things happen. Sprinkle some initiative into this role and watch it grow.
Responsibilities
- Handle and process customer payments.
- Issue receipts and refunds.
- Promote products and menu items.
- Handle and resolve customer complaints.
- Maintain a clean and tidy counter.
About this location
About Grindhouse Killer Burgers
Grindhouse Killer Burgers served its first customer in 2009, inside the Sweet Auburn Curb Market in downtown Atlanta. The concept was created by by Alex Brounstein, an Emory graduate and former real estate attorney, who had been working to jump start the revitalization of Atlanta's historic indoor public market.
Situated among seafood, meat and produce vendors, Grindhouse quickly became known as the place to get some of Atlanta’s best burgers in one of the most unique and fun atmospheres in the city.
In its first year in business, Grindhouse immediately began receiving "Best in Atlanta" awards from local publications such as Creative Loafing and Atlanta Magazine, for its hamburgers, veggie burgers and homemade brisket chili. Customers lined up for their fresh ground burger fix, and stuck around for the campy B-movies and Kung Fu flicks projecting on the subway tile walls.
Situated among seafood, meat and produce vendors, Grindhouse quickly became known as the place to get some of Atlanta’s best burgers in one of the most unique and fun atmospheres in the city.
In its first year in business, Grindhouse immediately began receiving "Best in Atlanta" awards from local publications such as Creative Loafing and Atlanta Magazine, for its hamburgers, veggie burgers and homemade brisket chili. Customers lined up for their fresh ground burger fix, and stuck around for the campy B-movies and Kung Fu flicks projecting on the subway tile walls.
