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Butler Hospitality

Cloud kitchen F&B service for hotels

Restaurant Floor Manager-Los Angeles - CA

Food & Beverage Operations ManagementUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeLos Angeles, CA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Two years of management experience is required.
  • Ability to communicate fluently in the local language and English of the workplace, verbally and nonverbally; English fluency is encouraged.
  • Food and beverage supervisory experience is required.
  • Understanding how the job responsibilities relate to other hotel areas and specific areas of food and beverage operations.
  • Ability to assist with management of all hub employees, including entertainment staff.
  • Availability to work any shift, any day, and long hours when necessary.
  • Experience hiring, training, and empowering employees while holding them accountable and providing consistent feedback.
  • Ability to foster productive peer relations and teamwork.
  • Guest service skills and ability to handle difficult or stressful situations with tact and diplomacy.
  • Ability to stand, walk, climb, balance, bend, stoop, kneel, or crawl frequently; talk or hear frequently; lift, push, or carry items up to 50 pounds; and work with frequent exposure to outside weather conditions.
  • Proof of vaccination is required upon job offer.

Responsibilities

  • Provide engaging leadership that inspires and empowers the team.
  • Set strategic direction for assigned departments.
  • Create a dynamic and positive work environment that represents the brand.
  • Ensure areas of accountability are executed to high standards and resources are properly utilized.
  • Oversee facilities and equipment in assigned areas to ensure they are in working order.
  • Maintain consistent, high-quality service standards in the assigned hub through training and feedback.
  • Ensure the quality of food items, service, and presentation.
  • Produce regular and special reports, and maintain required records and files.
  • Hire, train, motivate, and communicate with staff to deliver high-quality service and promote accountability.
  • Evaluate employee performance through operational audits and improve service; build reward and recognition systems.
  • Propose staff changes in assigned areas, including hiring, promotion, demotion, vacations, leaves of absence, and release of staff.
  • Create an encouraging atmosphere that motivates employees and supports acceptable turnover, absenteeism, and promotion levels.
  • Communicate with partner departments and peers to achieve customer satisfaction and efficient use of manpower and facilities.
  • Maintain working relationships with other departments and their leaders to promote feedback, cross-training, and efficient operations.
  • Manage difficult or emotional customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit feedback to improve service, and respond to requests for assistance.
  • Resolve conflict constructively, maintain confidentiality, listen without interrupting, keep emotions under control, remain open to ideas, welcome feedback, and contribute to a positive team spirit.
  • Treat people with respect, keep commitments, inspire trust, act with integrity, and uphold organizational values.
  • Make timely, sound decisions; explain reasoning and involve appropriate people in decision-making.
  • Demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, seek ways to improve quality, apply feedback, and monitor work quality.
  • Follow instructions and management direction, take responsibility, keep commitments, arrive consistently and on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered when absent.

About the Company

Butler Hospitality

Cloud kitchen F&B service for hotels

Butler Hospitality ran cloud-kitchen delivery for hotels by taking over underused hotel kitchens and turning them into centralized production hubs that prepare and deliver meals to a network of partner hotels. For hotels with existing restaurants, it managed F&B operations; for limited-service hotels, it offered a virtual room service option with direct-to-room billing through hotel systems and delivery by Butler staff in about 30 minutes. Its strategy aimed to achieve economies of scale by pooling demand across properties and offering higher quality meals at lower costs, supported by a direct sales model sharing revenue with partner hotels. The company grew to serve hundreds of hotels in multiple cities, including major brands, before ceasing operations in May 2022 due to factors like COVID-19 pressures and internal challenges.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Series B
Total funding
$68.3M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2015

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