About Hotel Hartness
Hotel Hartness, nestled in the heart of Greenville, SC,
offers a refined yet approachable luxury experience. Surrounded by
444 acres of natural beauty, the hotel blends timeless elegance
with modern Southern hospitality. With an award-winning
restaurant, sophisticated bar, serene spa, and state-of-the-art
event facilities, Hotel Hartness is a sought-after destination for
leisure and business travelers alike.
We are currently seeking a dynamic, results-driven, and
service-focused Director of Food & Beverage
to lead and elevate all aspects of our F&B operations.
Position Overview
The Director of Food & Beverage will oversee the strategic
and operational leadership of all food and beverage outlets at
Hotel Hartness, including our signature restaurant, bar, in-room
dining, catering, and banquet operations. This role is responsible
for ensuring high levels of guest satisfaction, driving revenue,
optimizing costs, and leading a team dedicated to delivering
exceptional service.
Key Responsibilities
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Provide leadership and strategic direction for all F&B operations.
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Oversee the daily operations of the restaurant, bar, banquet
events, in-room dining, and other culinary experiences.
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Develop and implement department budgets, forecasts, and
financial goals in alignment with hotel targets.
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Recruit, train, mentor, and retain a high-performing food
& beverage team.
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Ensure consistent execution of exceptional guest service standards.
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Monitor guest feedback and implement action plans to ensure
continuous improvement.
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Collaborate with the Executive Chef and culinary team on menu
development, food quality, and presentation.
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Ensure compliance with health, safety, sanitation, and
alcohol regulations.
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Drive innovation and elevate the overall guest dining experience.
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Coordinate with Sales, Marketing, and Events teams to support
group business and special functions.
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Analyze financial data and trends to make informed
operational decisions.
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Maintain supplier relationships and oversee inventory,
ordering, and cost control