Food Service Cashier

November 26, 2025

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Food CashierJob Summary

Sell food and beverage items using computerized register system(s).

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Assist customers in the selection and purchase of food & beverages.
Know all of the menu items including pricing and availability.
Know all discounts, special pricing, or other daily promotions.
Verify that each guest has paid the correct price for their purchase.
Maintain counters, floor and food service area, keeping it clean and sanitary.
Process cash and credit card transactions accurately & efficiently.
Manage the till, count start cash and prepare nightly deposit bags.
Handle customer complaints in a professional and diplomatic way.
Assure register is properly manned and area secured at all times.
Assist with packaging, pricing and labeling food & beverage items.
Ensure coolers are stocked at all times.
Weekends and holiday work if required.
Perform other tasks as assigned by manager.

Minimum Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills, Abilities)

Skilled in providing excellent customer service.
Working knowledge of computers or POS software programs.
Able to count cash and perform simple mathematical functions.
Able to work well under fast paced and busy circumstances.
Neat and professional appearance.
Portray a positive company image.
Cashier experience preferred but not required.
Tips Certification preferred if serving alcoholic beverages.
Able to identify and perform other tasks during non-busy times.

Core Competencies

Friendly Service: Treat people courteously and respond in a helpful manner.
Teamwork: Interact with team members effectively put company goals first.
Work Standards: Maintain high standards in the quality & consistency of work.

Physical Demands

Must be able to stand and sit for long periods of time.

Requirements

Shift Requirements:

Hours may include early morning or early evening.
Frequent weekend and holiday shifts.

Age Requirements:

Applicants must be at least age 16.

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