Shamrock Storehouse is currently hiring experienced Bartender/Server for our current Irish pub located in Granville Entertainment District !
If you are looking for a fun working environment with awesome customers and teammates then this may be the perfect role for you!!
Located at 678 Nelson St, situated in the Downtown Vancouver.
Duties include but are not limited to: Welcome guests warmly and create a memorable first impression
Take food and beverage orders accurately and efficiently
Provide attentive table service, managing assigned sections to ensure exceptional guest experiences
Process payments using the POS system with accuracy and discretion
Verify age requirements for alcohol service by checking valid identification
Maintain cleanliness of tables, service areas, and workstations throughout the shift
Engage with guests in a friendly, professional manner, answering questions and offering recommendations
Upsell premium menu items and specialty cocktails when appropriate
Collaborate with bartenders and team members to ensure smooth service flow




Support bar operations with additional duties as needed
Check identification of customers to make sure they meet requirements.
Other duties as required.
Why work with us? Great rates + house tips
Company wide employee appreciation events
Hard working & dedicated team
Excellent location in the heart of The Granville Entertainment District
Be part of a rapidly growing group of companies
Qualifications: High-School Diploma, G.E.D. or equivalent.
Minimum of 2 years of serving experience in a busy bar or restaurant
Serving It Right certification
Ability to handle busy crowds.
Demonstrated time management and organizational skills.
Must be able to work a flexible schedule including days, nights, weekends and holidays.
Excellent communication, interpersonal and presentation skills.
While we appreciate all applicants, only qualified personnel will be contacted for an interview.

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📌 Bartender/Server (British Columbia)
🏢 Shamrock Storehouse C4
📍 British Columbia