We're Hiring: Food Runner at Buona Forchetta San Diego, CA | Full Time & Part Time | E-Verify Employer Hourly Minimum Wage Tips At Buona Forchetta, our mission is simple: serve up joy, community, and the comfort of Italian cuisine - all with a warm and welcoming spirit. As our family of neighborhood trattorias continues to grow, we're looking for a Food Runner who can help deliver our dishes with the same care and speed that goes into preparing them. Who You Are: You thrive in a fast-paced, high-energy environment. You know your way around a bustling dining room, and you bring enthusiasm, teamwork, and professionalism to every shift. You understand the importance of timing, cleanliness, and consistency - and you love being part of a team that puts guests first. Responsibilities: Deliver dishes from the kitchen to tables swiftly and accurately, even during peak hours Learn and retain the full menu - including ingredients and allergens - to support excellent guest service Maintain a clean and organized work environment in line with company hygiene standards Communicate efficiently with kitchen and front-of-house teams Ensure all food items meet Buona Forchetta's quality and presentation standards Work cooperatively within a team, respecting company policies and guidance from the General Manager Requirements: Minimum 5 years of experience in high-volume restaurants Basic knowledge of Italian cuisine and a passion for learning more Quick learner with the ability to memorize detailed menus Strong multitasking and time-management skills Commitment to cleanliness and professionalism E-Verify participation required Why Join Buona Forchetta? Working at Buona Forchetta means being part of something bigger - a joyful, passionate community that celebrates food, hospitality, and connection. Whether it's your first shift or your hundredth, you'll be supported by a team that values hard work, growth, and good vibes. Think you're the perfect fit? Apply today and help bring our beloved Italian dishes to life - one table at a time.
