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Shift Manager - Closing and Weekend Shifts = Premium Pay!
•26 days ago
| Estimated Pay | $21 per hour |
|---|---|
| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | Washington, DC Washington, District of Columbia |
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Are you ready to be a part of one of the DMV's most iconic brands? Would you enjoy working with guests and staff from all over the world? Do you have restaurant leadership experience?
Ben's Chili Bowl is seeking individuals with a commitment to exceptional guest service in the restaurant industry to join our growing family!
- Bring your positive attitude and a huge smile to our fast paced environment!
- Full and Part time positions available at our U Street and H Street locations.
- Flexibility to work weekends, holidays, and nights a plus!
We offer great pay PLUS TIPS, flexible hours, a fun environment, referral bonuses, shift meals, and lots of opportunity for growth.
In 1958, newlyweds Ben and Virginia Ali used $5,000 to begin renovating a building at 1213 U Street in Northwest Washington DC.
Built in 1910, it first housed a silent movie house called the Minnehaha Theater. Later, Harry Beckley, one of D.C.’s first Black police detectives, converted it into a pool hall.
After six decades of Washington DC history, the Ben’s brand is red hot and is a must-visit restaurant for anyone visiting the city.
The one constant we’ve had since 1958 has been the loyalty of our guests, and we listened when you said, "whatever you do, never change this place." The counter, booths and stools are all original; the fresh homemade chili, half smokes and banana pudding are still made with love, using the same recipes, and service and quality are guiding principles. To our guests and especially our regulars, we appreciate you and thank you for supporting Ben's. To those reading this that have yet to come to Ben's, we look forward to seeing you very soon. To those that are part of our organization, we truly appreciate your effort and dedication. Together we will continue making history.
Built in 1910, it first housed a silent movie house called the Minnehaha Theater. Later, Harry Beckley, one of D.C.’s first Black police detectives, converted it into a pool hall.
After six decades of Washington DC history, the Ben’s brand is red hot and is a must-visit restaurant for anyone visiting the city.
The one constant we’ve had since 1958 has been the loyalty of our guests, and we listened when you said, "whatever you do, never change this place." The counter, booths and stools are all original; the fresh homemade chili, half smokes and banana pudding are still made with love, using the same recipes, and service and quality are guiding principles. To our guests and especially our regulars, we appreciate you and thank you for supporting Ben's. To those reading this that have yet to come to Ben's, we look forward to seeing you very soon. To those that are part of our organization, we truly appreciate your effort and dedication. Together we will continue making history.
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In 1958, newlyweds Ben and Virginia Ali used $5,000 to begin renovating a building at 1213 U Street in Northwest Washington DC.\r\nBuilt in 1910, it first housed a silent movie house called the Minnehaha Theater. Later, Harry Beckley, one of D.C.’s first Black police detectives, converted it into a pool hall.\r\n\r\nAfter six decades of Washington DC history, the Ben’s brand is red hot and is a must-visit restaurant for anyone visiting the city.\r\nThe one constant we’ve had since 1958 has been the loyalty of our guests, and we listened when you said, "whatever you do, never change this place." The counter, booths and stools are all original; the fresh homemade chili, half smokes and banana pudding are still made with love, using the same recipes, and service and quality are guiding principles. To our guests and especially our regulars, we appreciate you and thank you for supporting Ben's. To those reading this that have yet to come to Ben's, we look forward to seeing you very soon. To those that are part of our organization, we truly appreciate your effort and dedication. Together we will continue making history.
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