Upscale dining venue seeks a detail-oriented host or busser to support servers and maintain a seamless guest experience. A sense of urgency and strong attention to detail are required. Efficiently clearing tables and assisting with guest requests are key responsibilities.
2120, a casual fine dining restaurant, seeks a skilled Hybrid Host/Server Assistant for full-time work. This role requires flexibility for both hosting and server assisting shifts. Availability for afternoon and evening shifts, including weekends, is necessary.
Solette Seattle, a rooftop oasis, seeks a polished Host to create a warm arrival experience. This role suits a confident hospitality professional who thrives in fast-paced environments. The ideal candidate takes pride in seamless guest interactions.
Marketplace Café in downtown Seattle seeks a friendly and self-motivated host to provide top-notch customer service. The ideal candidate is knowledgeable about the menu and enthusiastic about sharing it with customers. Outstanding service skills are a must in this fast-paced environment.
Upscale corporate dining venue seeks a friendly hostess for weekday mornings. The ideal candidate is customer-focused and passionate about providing excellent service. $20.50 per hour.
Ascend Hospitality Group seeks a charismatic host to join their team. A people-person with a passion for hospitality is a must. Competitive perks are offered.
The fastest route in Seattle 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. Seattle bar hiring moves on referrals and reputation, not résumé blasts.
Do you need experience to work as a host in Seattle?
Plenty of Seattle 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 host jobs here.
How much do hosts make in Seattle?
Hosting work in Seattle concentrates in Capitol Hill, Belltown and Ballard — weekend service is the money. Most working Seattle hosts take home roughly $130–$260 an hour.
What is Startender?
Startender is a private, invite-only network where Seattle 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.