Benefits:

Employee discounts
Flexible schedule
Opportunity for advancement
Training & development

We’re looking for friendly, dependable Catering Servers to join our events team. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys variety, working with people, and being part of a team that delivers memorable experiences at weddings, corporate events, and private parties.

What You’ll Do

Set up and break down event spaces (tables, linens, décor, buffets)
Serve food and beverages in buffet, plated, and passed-app styles
Provide attentive, professional guest service
Assist with food running, beverage stations, and light bar support
Maintain cleanliness and organization during events
Follow food safety and event service standards
Work closely with captains, chefs, and event coordinators

What We’re Looking For

Customer service or restaurant experience preferred (but willing to train)
Professional appearance and positive attitude
Ability to stand for long periods and lift event equipment and trays
Reliable transportation and strong punctuality
Comfortable working nights, weekends, and varying locations
Team-oriented, flexible, and detail-focused

Why You’ll Like Working Here

Fun, fast-paced event environment
Flexible, on-call scheduling
Great way to gain hospitality and event experience
Competitive hourly pay plus event gratuities (if applicable)
Opportunity for steady work during busy seasons

If you’re energetic, dependable, and enjoy working events, we’d love to add you to our catering team.

Apply today and help us create great experiences for every event.

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.

With almost 100 years of restaurant experience, we at Flores Concepts know that our people are what make a truly memorable dining experience. That is why we are so passionate about providing a fun and engaging workplace with plenty of opportunity for growth. We love career minded individuals, which is why we prefer to promote from within. With competitive wages, benefits, and wide variety of positions and brands you can work for, we have something to suit everyone’s needs.

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