Join a dynamic restaurant team as a server! Open interviews are held Monday-Wednesday from 2pm-5pm for on-the-spot interviews.
Benefits include weekly pay plus tips, flexible schedules, employee discounts, and opportunities for growth with internal promotions to management roles. Enjoy holidays off, and after one year, full-time employees are eligible for company-matching benefits and a 401K plan for those 21 and older.
As a server, you'll provide exceptional guest experiences in a fast-paced, high-volume environment, with opportunities to learn multiple roles and cross-train.
Must have a server permit in specified states. The role involves guiding guests through the menu with friendliness and knowledge.
Equal opportunity employer. Positions may include cashier, host, bartender, supervisor, team trainer, crew member, or restaurant team member.
Bad Daddy's Burger Bar is a chef driven burger joint that uses a mix of local and artisanal ingredients to make the most amazing burger you’ve ever had. Bad Daddy's prepares simple foods—such as the quintessential American dish, the hamburger – with culinary passion. At Bad Daddy's Burger Bar, we are committed to sourcing local and fresh ingredients whenever possible, and supporting nearby businesses with interests in the local culinary marketplace, like our extensive selection of craft beers and regional spirits. We craft our offerings to stand out by creating things from scratch like the pimento cheese, black bean burger, potato chips, pesto and more. With housemade ingredients, you get a fresh unique flavor that can not be found in other burger restaurants. Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar started in Charlotte North Carolina in 2007 and has grown to South Carolina and Colorado. We will be opening in Oklahoma and Georgia soon. Bad Daddy's Burger Bar is a full service, upscale, "small box" restaurant concept featuring a high energy atmosphere that appeals to a broad consumer base. Now based in Denver, Colorado, Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar is looking forward to expanding to more locations in Colorado and North Carolina in the upcoming years.