Boxcar is a unique entertainment venue with multiple North Carolina locations, seeking a charismatic barback to join their eclectic team. They value personality and a welcoming attitude, offering a fun and supportive work environment. Great perks and a lively atmosphere come with the role.
Sixty Vines, a wine country-inspired restaurant, seeks a skilled bar back to support their open-scratch kitchen and knowledgeable staff. The ideal candidate is a team player with a passion for wine and cuisine. Opportunities to learn and grow in a dynamic environment.
Andretti Indoor Karting & Games seeks a skilled Barback to support their high-energy venue. Experience in family entertainment centers is a plus, but not required. A team player with a passion for delivering exceptional experiences is ideal.
The fastest route in Raleigh is being seen by the right venues before a role is even posted. Build a profile that shows your real work — photos, experience and personality — keep your availability current, and let bars and clubs reach out to you directly. Raleigh bar hiring moves on referrals and reputation, not résumé blasts.
Do you need experience to work as a barback in Raleigh?
Plenty of Raleigh venues hire and train newcomers and promote from within, so you can break in without years of experience. A strong portfolio of real shifts helps, but attitude, speed and reliability win most barback jobs here.
How much do barbacks make in Raleigh?
Raleigh barbacks work the busiest bars in Glenwood South and downtown / Fayetteville Street, and it is the fastest route behind the stick. Most working Raleigh barbacks take home roughly $120–$250 on a strong night with tips.
What is Startender?
Startender is a private, invite-only network where Raleigh venues discover and book hospitality talent directly — bartenders, servers, cooks, chefs, hosts and more. It’s free for talent: build a profile that works like a portfolio and get found by real restaurants, bars and clubs.
