Assistant Food & Beverage Manager – Twin Farms

Application ends: May 19, 2026
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Job Description

Relais & Châteaux USA/Canada

Customer Service

Essential Functions include but are not limited to:

  • Assists the F&B Manager with the day-to-day operations of all food and beverage outlets.
  • Serving as a member of the leadership team- particularly in functions related to performance management, motivation, and efficient use of resources.
  • Sets the tone and standards for professional, knowledgeable, and friendly dining service.
  • Motivates and supports staff in developing their serving skills, wine and food knowledge, and interpersonal abilities.
  • Be a key member of the F&B team to handle the planning phase, as well as the execution phase of groups. 
  • Assist with overall administration – completing purchase orders, dining staff schedules and coordinates appropriately to fulfill standards of service; reviews and authenticates timesheets.
  • Assumes a leadership role as one of the primary communicators within the department on all matters related to the day to day operations of dining service.
  • Opens and/or closes the The Dining Room, Twigg’s, Lewis Thompson Dining Room, and Wine Cellar as needed, attending to all details and assets secured and prepared for the following service.
  • Directs room arrangement when needed and oversees final set-up with a critical eye on details.
  • Executes quick and practical independent decisions with the best balance for interests of our guests, staff and company in mind.
  • Expedites food and drink and fills-in on most any dining staff role as needed in order to keep service fluid and complete.
  • Maintains dining room standards for safety of guests and staff; ensures that each staff member is aware of and following proper safety procedures.
  • Monitors bar and dining supply inventory as well as equipment and staff uniform; submits appropriate requisitions and restocks.
  • Consults closely with Kitchen staff to review menu and verify that guests’ needs are addressed.             
  • Manages dining guest relations including the direct fielding of any criticism and working to resolve concerns to the guest’s best possible satisfaction.
  • Anticipates and identifies interferences in the flow of service and works to smooth the pace, expectations, and the extent of disruptions.
  • Assists with hiring initiatives; also manages disciplinary- corrective actions, including terminations, in conjunction with HR.
  • Inspect grooming and attire of staff; rectify any deficiencies.