Restaurant Cook, South Congress - Austin, United States - Neighborhood Goods

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**Restaurant Cook, South Congress**

at Neighborhood Goods Austin, Texas Neighborhood Goods is a contemporary evolution of and alternative to the department store.

Featuring an ever-changing landscape of the world's best brands and products, Neighborhood Goods is working to craft a cohesive and immersive retail and social environment for customers to explore and for brands to grow.

Our in-house restaurant, Tiny Feast, features a range of offerings such as small plates, lunch, dinner, and desserts, as well as coffee and a full bar. We offer a hybrid service model, including counter-service, table-service, full bar and coffee selections, and take out.

**Restaurant Cook**

Practical culinary/cook experience required

Follow standardized recipes, cooking methods, portion controls, and packaging.

Read food order slips or receive verbal instruction, and prepare food according to instructions and recipe.

Maintain high standards in food preparation and assume responsibility for quality and quantity of products served while working on several different orders simultaneously.

Knowledge of proper use and maintenance of relevant kitchen equipment and machinery.

Comfortable with multi-tasking and able to accurately prepare multiple orders in a timely manner.

Wash and maintain clean dishes, glassware, flatware, trays, pots, and pans using dishwashers or washing manually, at times.

Properly place clean dishes, utensils, and cooking equipment in storage areas. Ensure kitchen work areas, equipment, and tools are clean and in orderly condition.

Is detail-oriented, able to learn quickly, safety-minded, courteous, organized, customer-service focused and a great team player.

Cut and prepare ingredients using basic knife skills.

**Qualifications**

2+ years of qualified cooking experience.

Can perform basic reading, math and measurement calculations in English.

Must be able to effectively and respectfully communicate with all levels of associates, management and vendors.

**Some Benefits and Perks**

Competitive hourly pay

Medical, Vision, and Dental insurance

Employee discounts

We are an equal opportunity workplace committed to crafting a culture that celebrates diversity and inclusion.

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