Job Location The Mill - Quechee, VT 05059 Position Type Part Time Salary Range $20.00 - $20.00
Are you eager to kickstart your career in the restaurant industry? Or are you simply looking for a flexible and fast-paced part-time position with excellent compensation? Simon Pearce Restaurant is seeking several enthusiastic individuals to join our team in Quechee, Vermont as a Bus Person, Food Runner or Host The Simon Pearce Restaurant is one of Vermont’s most iconic restaurants, featuring thoughtfully prepared, Vermont-inspired American cuisine served against the stunning backdrop of the Ottauquechee River waterfall and covered bridge. The restaurant has been a beloved destination for nearly four decades, and we have many exciting changes in store for the future.
As a Bus Person, Food Runner, or Host at Simon Pearce, you'll enjoy: Working in a stunning environment known for its breathtaking views and artisanal cuisine. Learning from experienced hospitality professionals committed to excellence. Supporting a team dedicated to crafting memorable dining experiences. Flexible hours and short shifts.
Hosts start at 20-22/hr and Bus Person and Food Runner are base + tip. We offer highly competitive tipped compensation and paid time off for part-time employees and potential 401K retirement plan as well as exclusive employee discounts on both our glass and pottery products and at our restaurant. Additionally we offer employer paid Short Term Disability, Basic Life, Critical Illness and Accident insurance for employee who work 20-30hrs/week.
Requirements: 🔹 No prior experience necessary; we provide comprehensive training. 🔹 Strong work ethic and a passion for delivering exceptional service. 🔹 Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic restaurant environment.
Join us and become part of the Simon Pearce legacy of craftsmanship and hospitality. To apply, please visit our website at www.simonpearce.com/careers to join our team!
Experience the art of hospitality at Simon Pearce Restaurant – where every role contributes to an extraordinary dining experience. We look forward to welcoming you!
Simon Pearce is committed to the policy of equal employment opportunity and to provide all employees with the work environment necessary to enable them to advance on merit as far as their talents and skills will take them, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, status as a protected class of veteran, or any other legally protected status.
A Legacy of Artisan Design in the Pursuit of Handcrafted Excellence.
In the age of bigger, better, faster, we believe simplicity, quality, and artisanship are tenets of a better way of life. Made from the finest materials using old-world techniques, Simon Pearce glass has the durability for a lifetime of daily use. From our hand-thrown pottery to our lead-free crystal glassware made with custom molds and purpose-built furnaces, each handcrafted piece carries a story that lends meaning, authenticity, and grace to every use.
Since the beginning, Simon’s life has centered around functional, sophisticated design. Growing up in Ireland with a family of artisans, attention to detail and aesthetics were part of his everyday experience. At age 16, Simon began his craft as an apprentice at his father’s pottery studio. From there, he went on to work with notable glassmakers all over Europe before opening his namesake studio. Inspired by centuries-old Georgian glassmaking techniques and using the finest natural materials, Simon set out to create designs that bring pleasure and inspiration with every use, every day.
After apprenticing in the great glass houses of Europe and first starting his business in Kilkenny, Ireland, Simon Pearce moved to America in 1981 to pursue his dream of creating handcrafted glass using traditional techniques and the finest raw materials. From the beginning, his glass was designed for a lifetime of daily use. Exceptionally brilliant, the glass is classified as lead free crystal and uses a proprietary raw material formula. All glass is made in America by glassblowers who are trained through the Simon Pearce apprentice program.
