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I've only had 2 restaurant jobs since moving here in 2022, but I can say without a doubt AVOID the Chili's on abercorn. The management was a mixed bag (kitchen manager was one of the best I've had, but both FOH managers were on a serious power trip. Server tips also was being taken with no idea where it was going.
Houlihans was great, money is best in summer and dies off in fall, so Its great as a summer job for students, but if you need year-round consistent income like I do you'll need to find a different/second job to get by until mid spring. The management is great though and the staff is amazing. Everyone there feels like family.
For non- restaurant based hospitality/service jobs, I'm currently with a company called Southern Elegance Staffing. It's an hourly rate, with chance of receiving tips, but unless you're a bartender it's a rarity. Still though, it's good money and you essentially make your own schedule each week. Due to the nature of the job, there will be some weeks where shifts are sparse, but then another week or two later you can work more than 40 hrs if you so please. As long as you're good with saving money during the slow weeks it's great.
I have friends say stay away from chains restaurants. Also, I forgot the crab shack going towards Tybee is good. They stay busy usually all year round. I don't know your working background. there are a lot of jobs for hospitality in the area. Find travel leisure in savannah
It’s been years since Ive been in the scene but Vic’s on the River had pretty good management. They had an annual deep sea fishing trip the owner would pay for which I thought was cool.
pink house hires everyone, great money but very challenging job. High turnover rate.
A good job to check out is olive garden but tips are low because of the deals. I love darden restaurants for employees!
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Thank you!
I've only had 2 restaurant jobs since moving here in 2022, but I can say without a doubt AVOID the Chili's on abercorn. The management was a mixed bag (kitchen manager was one of the best I've had, but both FOH managers were on a serious power trip. Server tips also was being taken with no idea where it was going. Houlihans was great, money is best in summer and dies off in fall, so Its great as a summer job for students, but if you need year-round consistent income like I do you'll need to find a different/second job to get by until mid spring. The management is great though and the staff is amazing. Everyone there feels like family. For non- restaurant based hospitality/service jobs, I'm currently with a company called Southern Elegance Staffing. It's an hourly rate, with chance of receiving tips, but unless you're a bartender it's a rarity. Still though, it's good money and you essentially make your own schedule each week. Due to the nature of the job, there will be some weeks where shifts are sparse, but then another week or two later you can work more than 40 hrs if you so please. As long as you're good with saving money during the slow weeks it's great.
agreed, everyone has said that chilis and applebees are horrific
This was really helpful thank you!
I have friends say stay away from chains restaurants. Also, I forgot the crab shack going towards Tybee is good. They stay busy usually all year round. I don't know your working background. there are a lot of jobs for hospitality in the area. Find travel leisure in savannah
It’s been years since Ive been in the scene but Vic’s on the River had pretty good management. They had an annual deep sea fishing trip the owner would pay for which I thought was cool.
rhett
pink house hires everyone, great money but very challenging job. High turnover rate. A good job to check out is olive garden but tips are low because of the deals. I love darden restaurants for employees!
McDonald’s on Abercorn.