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Walter's303 Lowry - Host/Expo Lowry (East Denver)

Walter's303 Lowry - Host/Expo

Part Time • Lowry (East Denver)
 

🎉 WE'RE HIRING: HOST/EXPO – LOWRY LOCATION 

 
Walter’s303 Pizzeria & Publik House – Always Funky. Always Friendly. Always Fast.
 
Do you thrive in a high-energy, high-volume environment where the music’s loud, the wings are hot, and the pizza’s flying out the window?
 We’re looking for a Host/Expo with the hustle of a caffeinated hummingbird and the customer service skills of a front-row concierge. You’ll be the friendly face that kicks off a killer dining experience and the final set of eyes before our deliciousness hits the table.
 
🔥 POSITION DETAILS:
 
- Job Title: Host/Expo
 
- Location: Walter’s303 Lowry – Denver, CO
 
- Age Requirement: Must be at least 16 years old
 
- Job Type: Part-Time (Evenings & Weekends availability preferred)
 
💪 YOU’RE OUR KIND OF HUMAN IF YOU:
 
• Bring the energy and keep it up through a dinner rush
 
• Have a can-do attitude and bounce back fast
 
• Stay cool in a high-volume, high-stress environment
 
• Are a people person who actually likes people (no faking it)
 
• Understand that great customer service starts with a warm welcome and ends with a clean, correct plate on the table
 
• Are quick on your feet, sharp with your eyes, and can juggle (metaphorically… unless you can actually juggle, in which case we’re impressed)
 
🤘WHAT YOU’LL DO:
 
• Greet guests with a smile and seat ‘em with style
 
• Manage waitlists and seating charts like a Tetris champion
 
• Communicate with servers and kitchen staff to keep things moving
 
• Expedite food – checking for quality, speed, and presentation
 
• Keep your area clean and your vibe cleaner
 
• Support teammates however you can – because we all win together
 
🎁 WHAT YOU GET:
 
• Competitive hourly pay + tips
 
• Discounted food (wings. beer. pizza. need we say more?)
 
• A fast-paced environment where no shift is ever boring
 
• A funky team that works hard, laughs harder, and shows up for each other
 
 

Compensation: $20.00 - $30.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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BENEFITS

Fun Work Environment
Competitive Pay
Flexible Schedule
Discounted Food
Growth Potential – Promote from within
Training and Relevant Certifications Provided