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Bartender REUNION KTCHN

Bartender

Full Time • REUNION KTCHN
Benefits:
  • Employee discounts
  • Free uniforms
  • Health insurance
  • Free food & snacks
  • Training & development
Bartender – Reunion Ktchn Bar (Aventura)
Earn about $35/hr on average (typical range $30–$40/hr with tips).

Reunion Ktchn Bar (18167 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura) is a busy, chef-driven restaurant that shares its floor with XINO Modern Chinese and the Blind Tiger sushi bar. Our bar is the heart of the room: craft cocktails, a strong wine list and a crowd that comes back. We are looking for a bartender who is fast, clean and loves taking care of guests.

What you will do
  • Prepare cocktails, wine, beer and zero-proof drinks to our recipes, at speed, for the bar and the dining room
  • Take care of bar guests: orders, recommendations and pairings with our Reunion and XINO menus
  • Keep the bar stocked, organized and spotless; follow opening and closing checklists
  • Handle payments accurately on our POS (Tabit)
  • Serve responsibly and check IDs every time
What we are looking for
  • 3+ years of bartending in a high-volume or craft-cocktail bar (required)
  • Strong knowledge of classic cocktails, spirits and wine
  • Available nights, weekends and holidays
  • Clear English (Spanish is a plus)
  • Florida Food Handler and Responsible Vendor (alcohol) certificates, or willing to complete them in your first week (we provide the online courses)
  • Reliable transportation to Aventura
How pay works
$12/hr base plus tips, paid through payroll under our written tip policy. The $28–$35/hr range is what our bartenders actually earned in the last month (base + tips).

What we offer
  • Paid training and study guides for our cocktail, spirits and menu programs
  • Health insurance for eligible full-time employees
  • Employee discounts and free uniforms
  • Schedules and shift info in our team app
Next step: if your experience fits, a manager will text you to book an in-person interview with a short cocktail and service conversation. Please answer the screening questions and confirm your interview when we text you.
Compensation: $30.00 - $40.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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