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Bartender
Calexico Upper East Side
Part Time
7 Years Experience
Coins Icon Minimum Wage
Bartender
Calexico Upper East Side

Part Time
7 Years Experience
Coins Icon Minimum Wage
Skills
Basic Beers/Spirits Knowledge
New York Restaurant experience
POS Systems
Money Handling
Fast-Paced Experience
Description
Calexico, upper east side is accepting resumes for bartender.

We are seeking professional Bartenders with experience, a positive attitude and solid knowledge of food and beverage.

Please submit your resume.


Calexico is a small town on the border of California and Mexico. Take a step south and you’re in Mexicali; a step north, Calexico. Everything is a hybrid: the people, the language, and especially the food.
Our family has lived in and around Calexico for generations. When the three of us moved to New York City, we were blown away by the variety and quality of the food. But no matter where we looked, we couldn’t find anything that could satisfy our craving for our hometown cuisine. So we set up shop on a sidewalk in SoHo, selling tacos and burritos from a tiny street cart.
Fast-forward a few years. We’re still slinging tacos and burritos, only now we do it from restaurants: in New York, Detroit, and Bahrain.
Our business has grown, but what we do hasn’t changed: we make the kind of food we like to eat for the kind of people we like to hang out with.
Stop by and see us some time!
Calexico, upper east side is accepting resumes for bartender.

We are seeking professional Bartenders with experience, a positive attitude and solid knowledge of food and beverage.

Please submit your resume.


Calexico is a small town on the border of California and Mexico. Take a step south and you’re in Mexicali; a step north, Calexico. Everything is a hybrid: the people, the language, and especially the food.
Our family has lived in and around Calexico for generations. When the three of us moved to New York City, we were blown away by the variety and quality of the food. But no matter where we looked, we couldn’t find anything that could satisfy our craving for our hometown cuisine. So we set up shop on a sidewalk in SoHo, selling tacos and burritos from a tiny street cart.
Fast-forward a few years. We’re still slinging tacos and burritos, only now we do it from restaurants: in New York, Detroit, and Bahrain.
Our business has grown, but what we do hasn’t changed: we make the kind of food we like to eat for the kind of people we like to hang out with.
Stop by and see us some time!