Company Overview:

Intazza is a coffee roasting company located in Murrieta, CA. We pride ourselves on delivering the art of third-wave coffee to local consumers. Currently, we own 2 cafes known as Intazza , but our expertise doesn’t end there. Our network expands at a wholesale foodservice level. Our company is inviting and warm, a great place to learn restaurant etiquette and coffee experience. We are proud to serve amazing coffee from various regions around the world always thinking about our responsibility to sourcing. Whether we are thinking inside or outside the box we are always thinking inside
the cup.

Job Summary:
Intazza is looking to hire a part-time barista/busser with experience in the trade. Primary responsibilities include creating Intazza Coffee recipes with a traditional espresso machine while following the company’s vision, assisting customers with ordering and the menu. Customer service is key in this position at all times. Displaying great attributes of respect is very important. Overall, we are looking for a people person who is capable of managing restaurant speed and quality while providing top tier customer service.

Responsibilities:

Fulfill customer orders
Make all drinks to Intazza Standards and recipes
Greet and Acknowledge customers as they walk through the door and engage in conversations while at the register.
Always smile.
Don’t argue with customers
Clean work stations
Upkeep of common work areas (restrooms, dining room, prep area, BOH)
Charge customers correctly. Always repeat their order back to them to make sure you have it correct.

Compensation: $16.50 - $16.50 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.

Intazza is a coffee roasting company located in Murrieta, CA. We pride ourselves in delivering the art of third wave coffee to local consumers. Currently, we own 3 cafes known as Intazza Mug & Grub, but our expertise doesn’t end there. Our network expands at a wholesale food service level. Our company is inviting and warm, a great place to learn restaurant etiquette and coffee experience. We are proud to serve amazing coffee from various regions around the world always thinking about our responsibility to sourcing. Whether we are thinking inside or outside the box we are always thinking inside
the cup

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