Benefits:

Health insurance
Employee discounts
Free uniforms
Opportunity for advancement

About Us...

We are Escuela, a new concept in Austin coming early 2026!

At Escuela, we offer a unique dining experience rooted in fresh, locally sourced ingredients, exceptional service, and a deep connection to place. We use regenerative and organic practices on our five-acre farm to source our ingredients for our food and beverage menus—a true farm to table experience. Set in a beautifully restored 100+ year old schoolhouse in the heart of Oak Hill, our restaurant honors the spirit of learning and community that once filled these walls.

Today, that legacy continues through true Texas hospitality. We invite our guests to have a table right at our farm to tell them stories about our land, our building, and the people behind each plate. Every team member helps carry this story forward, creating thoughtful, memorable experiences for our guests and community.

Benefits/Perks

Flexible Scheduling
Competitive Compensation
Career Advancement Opportunities
Shift Meals
Off-Shift Discounts
Food Handler & TABC Permit Reimbursement
Health Insurance Available (Full-Time Employees)

Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced Server to join our team! The Server is the face of our restaurant and plays an integral role in our guests' dining experience. You will build rapport with customers, answer questions about the menu, take orders, and serve food and beverages. The ideal candidate is friendly, outgoing, and has fantastic attention to detail driven by passion for hospitality!

Responsibilities:

Take food and beverage orders from guests
Answer questions about the menu and preparation
Create unparalleled world class dining experiences
Provide accurate orders to the kitchen staff
Check with guests periodically during their meals to ensure they are satisfied
Provide guests with their checks at the end of the meal and process payment

Qualifications:

Friendly and outgoing personality
Excellent communication skills
Ability to meet the physical demands of the position, including standing for long periods and carrying trays
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
TABC and Food Handlers REQUIRED upon hire
High school diploma/GED
2+ years experience in casual/fine dining restaurants or cocktail bars
Strong knowledge of classic cocktails, modern classic cocktails, spirits, wine, beer, etc.
Legal age to serve alcoholic beverages
Experience with Toast POS

Pay:

$2.13/hour + tips

Compensation: $2.13 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

The heartbeat of our restaurant isn't just the kitchen or the dining room—it’s the people who show up every day to make it run. We are a local staple dedicated to providing our community with exceptional service and memorable experiences. Whether we are serving a quick lunch or a celebratory dinner, our goal remains the same: to make every guest feel like they belong.

We take pride in our craft, but we take more pride in our culture. We’ve built a team that thrives on collaboration, respects the grind, and celebrates each other’s wins. When you join us, you aren’t just "hired"; you become an essential part of a fast-paced, high-energy environment where your contributions are noticed and your growth is prioritized.

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Growth Opportunities