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La Mar
Empower your management skills as the new Assistant Restaurant Manager
Short description
Assistant Restaurant Manager wanted at this Californian Restaurant! Rotate as an Assistant Manager through operations, management, to finance areas.
Detailed description
Assistant Restaurant Manager wanted at this Californian Restaurant! Rotate through through the restaurant as an Assistant Manger, from operations, to management, to finance areas.
Take the next step up with a F&B management role at this Gaston Acurio restaurant in the heart of San Francisco tourist district. During your time off, you'll have time to discover San Francisco and all it has to offer with its history, sporting events, wine country to the north, the beach and the mountains! Only the most dedicated hospitality candidates wanted for this position! Don't miss out on this once in lifetime opportunity and apply right now!
Placement Remarks
Bring own business casual attire. You will be given an allowance for your business attire.
A staff meal is provided complimentary per shift worked.
Candidate starts accruing PTO (paid time off) after 3 months. The accrual amounts to about 10 days per year
Candidate will have to take shuttle or taxi or uber to property upon arrival.
No housing is offered; you must secure temporary housing upon your arrival then secure your own housing on your own.
As a manager you will train at least 32 hours per week but could be up to 50 hours per week based on business needs. Any hours over 40 will result in 1.5 x your hourly salary. On average you will receive 5-8 hours per week over 40 hours. Rate of pay is $25.00 per hour.
Salary
$25.00 per hour
Requirements
Eligibility criteria for our Career USA programs:
• You are enrolled in a post secondary ministerially recognized academic institution in the hospitality industry OR have a hospitality degree and at least 1 year of recent relevant work experience in the (ultra) luxury hotel industry (outside of the USA) OR have 5 years recent relevant work experience in the (ultra) luxury hotel industry (outside the USA)
• You have shown consistent career growth over the last years
• You have shown serious commitment to your most recent employers
Local attractions
Housing
Housing in San Francisco can be very expensive depending on the area and size of apartment. It is recommended that you start reviewing housing in the area prior to your arrival. The average studio apartment starts around $2500 per month, unfurnished, not including utilities, outside the city center. It is advised as a J-1 exchange visitor that you look into options of sharing housing with other locals and/or J-1 exchange visitors. Below are some resources regarding housing in the area. Please note, without established credit your first and last month’s rent may be required as a deposit. HRC recommends you arrive with at least $3000 as startup capital and to help secure housing.
Address: 400 Cypress Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080
Units: Studio, 1,2, & 3 bedroom apartments
Cost: $2,930-$4,500 per month, not including utilities
Contact: Phone (877) 587-4815, Email southcity@bellpartnersinc.com
Address: 16 Turk St., San Francisco, CA 94102
Units: Furnished Private rooms with shared living spaces
Cost: $940-$1800 per month, including utilities
Contact: Phone (917) 551-5588, Email gm@sf.foundstudy.com
2072 Mission Residences with UrbaNests
Address: 2072 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA, 94110
Units: Private rooms with shared living common spaces
Cost: $1,195-$1,395 per month,
Contact: Phone 415-949-0067, Email Reservations@urbanests.com
There is a Transit/ subway that also has a shuttle to the hotel, So if the candidate finds housing on this line, then they do no need to have a license or buy a car.
It is highly recommended that you invest into a vehicle to get to and from work. A car may cost as little as $2000, so please be prepared to purchase a car or moped upon your arrival.
The following websites are recommended to use when researching housing BEFORE arrival: hotpads, easyroommate, sf4rent
Housing options in San Francisco
1. Student hostels: usahostels, sfhousingservices
2. Renting an apartment - A studio apartment in SF cost from $1800 to $2500 a month. These apartments typically requires renters to have credit score or some sort of guarantor in order to sign a lease for a year, the initial move in fees for such apartments includes first month's rent and deposit equivalent to he first month rent. Apartments and rooms on craigslist are best to view in person.
These are some of the links of apartment managements in the city: rentsfnow, trinitysf, apartments, zumper
3. Renting a room or apartment through Airbnb.
Airbnbs are expensive in SF, however it might be a good option for temporary stays.
4. This listing requires 3 months worth of pay stubs and they do month-to-month. If you wanted to apply here, you might want to stay their first 3 months in a hostel and then apply to this listing.
apartments.com (low income housing, 3 blocks away from Alexander's steakhouse SF)
5. Remember to have some money set aside for a security deposit. Most places will require a security deposit and 1st month's rent at the start (eg $1000 deposit + $1000 rent). Some places require a higher security deposit if no credit score is available. The security deposit will be returned after their stay and if the place is handed back over in the same state as how it was received (eg no drilled holes in the wall/no damaged furniture).
Transportation
There are different options of commuting.
Uberpool - Uberpool is the cheaper option for Uber. Sometimes if it is too late to walk home, getting an Uber is a very safe option.
Muni - Local bus/train. A Clipper card(re-loadable train/bus card) can be purchased to pay for rides, or tickets can be purchased on the MUNI app.
BART - Bart is the subway, also requires a Clipper card.
Climate: This region experiences warm (but not hot) and dry summers, with no average monthly temperatures above 71.6 °F
Start date
March 2026