Benefits:
Company parties
Dental insurance
Employee discounts
Flexible schedule
Opportunity for advancement
Paid time off
Training & development
Restaurant Manager
Moliar Hospitality Group (MHG) Hourly | Full-Time | Leadership Role
Role Summary
The Hourly Restaurant Manager is responsible for running the restaurant during assigned shifts and ensuring MHG standards are executed at all times. This role is hands-on, floor-driven, and results-focused. When you are on duty, you own the building—people, product, guests, and problems.
This is not a supervisory title for senior servers. This is an operating leader role with real accountability.
Core Responsibilities
Shift Leadership & Operations
Act as Manager-on-Duty (MOD) during assigned shifts
Open, run, and close the restaurant according to MHG SOPs
Ensure service, food quality, speed, and cleanliness meet brand standards
Handle guest issues immediately and professionally
Maintain health, safety, and alcohol compliance standards
Execute daily checklists—no skipped steps, no shortcuts
Team Leadership
Lead FOH and BOH staff during service
Enforce policies, standards, and expectations consistently
Coach performance in real time—fix issues on the floor, not after the fact
Approve shift swaps, breaks, and call-outs per policy
Escalate discipline issues to senior management with proper documentation
Labor & Cost Control
Execute posted schedules and control labor during shifts
Make real-time labor decisions based on sales volume
Prevent waste, theft, over-pouring, and excessive comps
Follow inventory, cash handling, and tip compliance procedures
Cash & Accountability
Ensure accurate cash handling and shift paperwork
Approve comps/voids within authorized limits
Secure cash, keys, and alarm codes
Report variances or issues immediately
Communication & Reporting
Communicate shift issues, maintenance needs, and staffing problems clearly
Complete shift notes and manager logs
Follow MHG communication systems (GroupMe, R365, POS notes, etc.)
Support events, promotions, and special programs as scheduled
Experience & Qualifications
2–4+ years restaurant experience (management or lead role preferred)
Strong service standards and floor presence
Ability to lead under pressure and stay calm during volume
Understanding of basic labor control and cash handling
Nights, weekends, and holidays required
Must be physically able to work long shifts on your feet
Pay Structure
Hourly rate based on experience
Eligibility for shift-based incentives or performance bonuses (if applicable)
Overtime paid in accordance with state and federal law
Non-Negotiables
Punctuality and reliability
Professional conduct on and off the clock
Consistent enforcement of policies
Zero tolerance for dishonesty or favoritism