Restaurant General Manager - Washington, DC


Restaurant General Manager

High Volume Casual Dining | Growing international concept
$55,000 Up To $70,000 with Outstanding Bonus Potential
Top performers make top dollars - six figures
Hand made natural food


Your Responsibilities


  • Empower the entire staff to deliver the an unsurpassed dining experience
  • Ensure consistency is upheld throughout with food, drinks and operational standards
  • Restaurant general manager to develop creative revenue growth strategies
  • Conduct employee reviews and offer feedback in regular team meetings
  • Gatekeeper of  knowledge and standards - develop fantastic teams



If you want to enrich your guests with natural wholesome menu items, sustainable sourcing methods and server the community - then we want you on our team

You need 3-5 years of experience in General Management, preferable quick casual.
And experience with fresh foods.

Great benefits:


  • 32 days paid time off (including 20 days paid vacation, 5 sick days and 7 holiday).
  • Guaranteed Bonus each Quarter (can earn up to 30% of their yearly salary in total).
  • Health Coverage – Health, Dental & Vision (eligible after 60 days)
  • 401K Retirement Plan (eligible after 90 days)


Location: Washington, DC, USA

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