Food Service & Hospitality

Bar Manager

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Nammos New York New York
Job typeOther PostedOct 29, 2026 Apply byNov 28, 2026

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About this position

Desired Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Hospitality Management, Food & Beverage Management, or a related field preferred.
  • Minimum 3 years’ experience in bar operations, with at least 1–2 years in a supervisory or management role, preferably within luxury hospitality or high end restaurants.
  • Strong knowledge of mixology, premium spirits, wine, cocktail preparation, and beverage service standards.
  • Experience with POS systems, beverage inventory, and stock control; experience with scheduling, timekeeping, or ordering preferred.
  • Strong understanding of responsible alcohol service practices and local regulatory requirements.
  • Ability to work flexible schedules, including evenings, weekends, and holidays as operationally required.

Skills and Abilities

  • Visible, calm, and accountable leadership; sets clear expectations and leads by example.
  • Warm, confident, and natural hospitality that is polished and luxury-driven without becoming formal or distant.
  • Strong guest focus; actively monitors satisfaction and protects the quality and consistency of the guest experience.
  • Operational discipline across recipes, stations, controls, opening, service, and closing.
  • Commercial awareness; understands labor, beverage cost, inventory, waste, and sales as connected parts of the bar operation.
  • Ability to coach and develop team members through demonstration, feedback, follow-up, and consistent standards.
  • Clear communication through accurate briefings, handovers, and cross-department coordination.
  • Strong organization; plans ahead, prioritizes effectively, and follows through on administrative and operational responsibilities.
  • Ability to resolve operational problems discreetly and away from the guest whenever possible.
  • Professional grooming, attendance, composure, and management presence.
  • Ability to stand for extended periods and move between floors, including frequent use of stairs, throughout service.

Key Targets

  • Ensure consistent execution of NAMMOS service and beverage standards across every bar.
  • Deliver effective shift leadership and team deployment.
  • Maintain guest satisfaction and effective service recovery.
  • Maintain strong inventory, waste, and beverage cost-control discipline.
  • Achieve training completion and measurable team development.
  • Complete assigned scheduling, payroll, and inventory duties accurately and on time.
  • Ensure clear communication, reliable handovers, and administrative follow-through.
  • Ensure compliance with health, safety, sanitation, and responsible alcohol service requirements.

General Duties, Tasks, and Responsibilities

  • Coordinate, execute, and supervise daily bar operations alongside the Head of Bars, acting as the operational point person when senior bar management is not present.
  • Assign stations and responsibilities based on business levels, reservations, events, and team capability, and reallocate labor or station support as volume changes.
  • Monitor service pace, ticket times, station readiness, guest satisfaction, and team performance throughout the shift, stepping behind the bar when required.
  • Conduct pre-shift briefings covering VIPs, reservations, 86’d items, menu changes, allergens, service focus, sales priorities, and station assignments.
  • Before opening, review reservations, events, staffing, and call-outs, and inspect stations, glassware, ice, tools, refrigeration, batches, juices, garnishes, labels, dates, and critical stock levels.
  • At close, keep guest service the priority until the final guest has finished, then supervise breakdown, cleaning, restocking, product storage, and closing pars, and confirm POS/payment and closing procedures are complete.
  • Complete manager handovers and concise shift notes, including unresolved issues and any payroll, scheduling, inventory, or ordering items requiring follow-up.
  • Ensure all beverages are prepared and presented to current approved specifications, monitoring recipe accuracy, measuring standards, dilution, temperature, glassware, ice, garnish, and presentation.
  • Oversee preparation, labeling, dating, rotation, and quality of juices, syrups, batches, premixes, and garnishes.
  • Perform regular station and beverage quality checks during service and correct deviations immediately.
  • Support development, testing, and implementation of new beverage offerings as directed, ensuring only current recipes and approved substitutions are used and program changes are communicated to the full team.
  • Coach bartenders and barbacks through active floor leadership, demonstrations, and on-the-job training, and conduct beverage, service, and SOP training with appropriate training records.
  • Support onboarding and certification of new team members before independent station assignment.
  • Identify performance gaps, provide clear and constructive feedback and follow-up, and recognize strong performance.
  • When assigned, assist with weekly bar schedules based on forecasted business, events, approved labor targets, and team availability, and track schedule changes, call-outs, shift swaps, leave, and time-off requests.
  • When assigned, review bartender and barback timekeeping for missed punches, late clock-ins, early clock-outs, and unexplained overtime, and submit payroll corrections to the appropriate manager or payroll contact by required deadlines.
  • Protect the confidentiality of payroll and employee information and escalate discrepancies rather than making unauthorized changes.
  • When assigned, assist with or lead beverage inventory counts and review stock levels, pars, requisitions, transfers, breakage, comps, waste, and product movement.
  • Support ordering and replenishment based on pars, forecasted volume, and events, and liaise with suppliers and sales representatives as directed.
  • Investigate inventory variances with Bar Management, monitor high-value and high-volume products, and ensure all waste, trials, spills, and breakage are recorded according to procedure.
  • Monitor guest satisfaction across the bars and handle complaints, requests, and service recovery with discretion, urgency, and appropriate management communication.
  • Support VIP recognition and guide the team in thoughtful recommendations and responsible upselling that enhances the guest experience.
  • Maintain communication with FOH management, service teams, sommeliers, kitchen, and other departments.
  • Communicate changes in procedures, menus, allergens, recipes, availability, and service standards clearly to the team, and escalate staffing, cost, equipment, supplier, guest, or compliance concerns promptly.
  • Ensure food hygiene, sanitation, and health and safety standards are followed and required records are completed, and report accidents, hazards, equipment faults, and unsafe practices.
  • Support responsible alcohol service and age-verification procedures and remain current on alcohol-service and licensing requirements relevant to the role.
  • Perform any additional duties as assigned by Bar Management.
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Location

New York .

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