Benefits:

Bonus based on performance
Employee discounts
Free food & snacks
Free uniforms
Health insurance
Profit sharing
Training & development

Job Title: Line Team Member

Reports to: Restaurant Manager & Shift Manager

Within the location assigned, the Line Team Member is in charge of greeting customers, fulfilling all orders with fast accurate ticket times in accordance with proper portion control, guidelines, and procedures. Your primary role is to ensure each and every customer experiences a positive, enjoyable experience at Salsa Fresca.

Main Accountabilities:

In addition to following Salsa Fresca’s policies and procedures, main accountabilities are as follows:
Assist our guests to create their meal and take pride in the meal you are creating
Ensure clean & sanitary station at all times
Ensure your food tables are always at proper temps, and visually appealing
Assist prep cook when needed to meet par levels
Opening and closing of the store
Quality control, portion controls, & excellent customer service

Required Skills & Abilities:

Motivated
Enjoys fast-paced work environment
Excellent communication skills
Cover shifts when needed
Understand all roles in the restaurant
Excellent work ethic
Strong customer service skills
Demonstrate good personal hygiene

Compensation: $16.00 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.

Be a part of something AMAZING!

Salsa Fresca is a destination for simple, delicious, Mexican Food. We are locally owned and operated and are building something special…

We are a rapidly growing fast casual Mexican concept located in Westchester, Putnam and CT, with more locations in development, we are seeking individuals who are friendly, happy and positive team players who have a passion for quality food in a fun environment and want to be part of a rapidly growing concept

Salsa Fresca is a transformative place, and we pride ourselves on providing a clear career path with opportunities for leadership, personal growth, and professional development.
If you love running a balanced business, growing a team, and creating an excellent guest experience, come work at Salsa Fresca.

Every day in our stores, our teams make real food from scratch — you’ll oversee a full-service BOH operation, as well as a quick-service FOH model. The GM is the anchor of the store — you’re an enthusiastic leader, a quick thinker, a problem-solver, a skilled communicator, and a motivator.

Here at Salsa Fresca our mission is simple:

To provide quality, fast, fresh Mexican food in a welcoming, community friendly environment

while caring for the environment, our customers, and our employees.

Our Internal Mantra

STAFF (Always have your teams back. Assist each other and be a unit of one)

FOOD (Take pride in the food you’re serving. Always make sure its fresh! Use all your senses)

MOTHER NATURE (Care for your planet. Recycle and always try to minimize waste)

GUESTS (Welcome and care for all our guests and give them the best experience possible)

Caring for the planet

At Salsa Fresca Mexican Grill, we take pride in knowing we are doing our part to reduce our carbon footprint and help our environment last for decades to come. We offer eco-friendly to go packaging, along with utensils all made from plant-based starch. We utilize a Smart Car which gets 50 MPG. We also recycle all our cooking oil into Bio Diesel. These are all great ideas we have added to create a brand that lends itself to being eco-friendly, but in the back of the house we also make sure we are doing our part to recycle all our large cans, bottles and all cardboard. It is very important to follow all these guidelines as well when you are representing Salsa Fresca and hopefully you will adopt these same practices in your personal life

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