Caesars Entertainment · Las Vegas, NV

Broiler Cook - Guy Fieri's Flavortown Sports Kitchen - Steady Extra (Horseshoe LV)

Las Vegas, NV, United StatesOn-siteHospitality & Food Service

Listed on Caesars Entertainment’s official careers site. Posted October 29, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Broiler Cook is responsible for cooking and preparing a variety of menu items per recipe standards.

Responsibilities

Preparing and cooking stocks, sauces, soups, stews, etc. Helping to do preparation work, cutting, slicing, dicing Performing back-up functions for the front line such as preparing and assembling dishes for front cooks Cooling and properly storing food items. Changing food out and restocking items daily as necessary.

Qualifications

Work requires effective communication in English, both verbal and written form in a professional manner. Work requires a minimum of one year experience required. Work requires ability to work from a standing position for extended periods of time. Work requires pushing carts up to 70lbs, lifting full pots up to 100lbs, repetitive stirring, and bending at the waist.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Loud, fast paced environment, Multiple tasks to be handled under time constraint. Must be able to handle a heavy business volume in a timely manner.

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