Location: Austin, TX
Company: Hyatt Hotels
events and the pool deck servicing hotel guests and Residents.
The Role As the Restaurant General Manager, you will be responsible for the efficient running of the Restaurant in line with Hyatt's international corporate strategies and brand standards, whilst meeting employee, guest and owner expectations.
Reporting to the Director of Outlets, you will supervise and manage the day to day operations as well as supporting the team to achieve our purpose. Some of the responsibilities include: To represent the Hotel Food and Beverage (Restaurant) function on behalf of the hotel. To be responsible for coordinating and monitoring the activities of all related departments affective
the Restaurant operation of the hotel and guest related services. To plan, direct & implement work assignments based on reservations, occupancy, special needs & work-sheets.
To be accountable for the daily operation equipment and facilities ensuring that they are kept in good working order. Ensure that all employees deliver the brand promise and provide exceptional guest service at all times. Proactively manage costs based on key performance indicators, working through the respective department heads. To effectively plan budgeting and forecasting for all Restaurant outlet. The Hotels When you stay at a Thompson Hotel, you are welcome as a resident. With intuitive service, each guest
is provided a tailored experience, enhancing their personal travel journey and bridging connections to the local perspective.
Thompson's unique hotels are timeless destinations, creating distinctive experiences that transform your day, your trip, or even your life. Thompson Austin offers 212 luxury guestrooms and Suites plus 17 residences along with a 10,000 square foot wellness center, 3 restaurant + bar concepts, an expansive pool deck, and private cabanas, and over 10,000 square feet of flexible and traditional event space. The 193-king room tommie Austin is built for the spirited adventurer. Guest will be encouraged to explore Austin's unparalleled offerings and in every square foot, tommie is an opportunity to meet and be inspired.
Where art and atmosphere seep in from the surrounding neighborhood, and collaborations seep back out. tommie will feature a bespoke coffee and wine shop and allow guests to be the master of their own stay while still offering warm and authentic service. Both hotels are anchored on the ground floor by our re-imagined cantina-themed restaurant, a 13,000 sq ft. indoor and outdoor oasis as well as The Diner Bar + The Grey Market, a street-side concept serving daily fare for locals, residents, and guests alike and helmed by award-winning Chef Mashama Bailey.
This mixed-use project will also feature a residential tower - Siena - and 10,000 square feet of retail space and a 7,000 sq. ft. state of the art fitness center and simulator room, appropriately named the " T" Box. The Benefits & Perks We have you covered with an awesome rewards package! Health and welfare plans? We have a range of choices for you and your eligible dependents. Financial wellbeing? Got it! Opt into our 401(k) plan, College Saving Plan, or Employee Stock Purchase Plan. Oh, and we don't want to leave out our lifestyle benefits!
Paid time off including vacation, holidays, and sick leave, paid Family Bonding Time, Adoption Assistance, discounted and complimentary rooms at Hyatt locations across the globe, free colleague meals during shifts, well-being & educational assistance, and many more! Qualifications Previous supervisory/managerial experience in a Hotel environment Exceptional people management and interpersonal skills along with strong communication The confidence to promote ideas and make sound decisions under pressure A strong attention to detail and the desire to produce high quality operational and administrative outcomes Well-developed computer skills particularly in the use of MS Office & POS & Payroll systems The ability and confidence to facilitate training at all levels Comprehensive knowledge of business needs, financial reporting and productivity requirements PDN-9ad5c23c-eb43-48cc-90e0-e9d1b81ee385
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