Log Haven, a premier wedding destination, seeks a skilled server to coordinate events. The ideal candidate loves events and has strong organizational skills. Located in Millcreek Canyon, offering a unique work environment.
Seasonal banquet server needed for a church cafeteria setting. On-call position involves serving food, maintaining cleanliness, and assisting with dish washing and food prep. Simple and affordable food services are provided to support the church's mission.
The Roof Restaurant, an iconic Salt Lake City destination, seeks a part-time server who is a passionate professional. This historic venue offers an unforgettable dining experience with a unique atmosphere. Pay is $35-$50 per hour.
Upscale banquet server needed to deliver high-level service to guests. Must be knowledgeable about menus and able to multitask during events. Assist with setup and breakdown of functions.
Laurel, a full-service restaurant, seeks a server's assistant for AM and PM shifts. The role requires clear English communication and weekend availability. Full-time benefits and vacation time are offered after 60 and 90 days, respectively.
Luxurious hotel seeks a skilled server for in-room dining. Must have excellent communication skills and ability to take orders accurately. Full benefits and vacation time offered for full-time employees.
The fastest route in Salt Lake City 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. Salt Lake City bar hiring moves on referrals and reputation, not résumé blasts.
Do you need experience to work as a server in Salt Lake City?
Plenty of Salt Lake City 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 server jobs here.
How much do servers make in Salt Lake City?
Salt Lake City serving money follows the busiest rooms — downtown and the Granary District run the highest checks. Most working Salt Lake City servers take home roughly $150–$340 on a strong night with tips.
What is Startender?
Startender is a private, invite-only network where Salt Lake City 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.
