Server Avanti's Ristorante - Pekin 3610 Kelly Avenue, Pekin, IL 61554
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Any schedule considered
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Full-time, Part-time
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Any experience welcomed
Job Description
As a server, you truly care about providing a memorable and hospitable experience. You are welcoming and accommodating with the ability to educate our patrons and guide their experience to create lasting memories. You have a desire to expand your knowledge of our offerings and be creative with your recommendations, using suggestive selling where appropriate. You work quickly, love being part of a team and are capable of solving problems in stride.
About this location
About Avanti's Ristorante - Pekin
Avanti’s, an American Success Story that continues to live on today, is the brainchild of Albert Zeller, founder and CEO of Avanti’s Ristorante. Born in the village of St. Galen, Switzerland, Albert grew up with eight brothers and sisters, where he learned the art of cheese making and processing other dairy products.
In 1959 Albert moved to the United States and settled in the small town of Walnut, Illinois. Though his command of English was sparse and his money even more so, he put his knowledge of business, as well as his energy and determination to work.
His career aspirations were briefly interrupted by a two-year tour in the Army. While in service to his new country, he began developing new ideas for when he returned to civilian life.
The old-world charm of cheese making had served its purpose, and in 1964 a new corporation formed as a manufacturer of frozen pizzas. As manager and part owner of Gino’s Pizza, and with only two employees, he produced 200 frozen pizzas a day. After fifteen months of hard work and solid sales promotion, those figures grew to 20 employees and 5,000 pizzas a day. The momentum didn’t stop there.
In 1959 Albert moved to the United States and settled in the small town of Walnut, Illinois. Though his command of English was sparse and his money even more so, he put his knowledge of business, as well as his energy and determination to work.
His career aspirations were briefly interrupted by a two-year tour in the Army. While in service to his new country, he began developing new ideas for when he returned to civilian life.
The old-world charm of cheese making had served its purpose, and in 1964 a new corporation formed as a manufacturer of frozen pizzas. As manager and part owner of Gino’s Pizza, and with only two employees, he produced 200 frozen pizzas a day. After fifteen months of hard work and solid sales promotion, those figures grew to 20 employees and 5,000 pizzas a day. The momentum didn’t stop there.
