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Darden Restaurants · Miami, FL

Host

Miami, Florida, US

Listed on Darden Restaurants’s official careers site. Posted October 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We Wine. We Dine. We Build Careers! For this position, pay will be variable by location - See additional job details and benefits below We cordially invite you to apply. Joining our team provides exceptionally distinctive benefits, including: Competitive pay, every week Anniversary pay Paid sick leave Medical, dental and vision coverage Multiple insurance options, wealth benefits and flexible spending accounts Dining and other discounts State Benefits Overview Matching 401(k) plan after one year of employment (21 and over)

Note

Eligibility May Apply With a warm smile and engaged hospitality, a Host sets the stage for an exceptional dining experience with every guest that comes through our door. A Host will engage in friendly conversation when seating guests and introducing the server. A Host manages the restaurant waiting list during high volume to accurately set guest expectations and always sincerely thank guests as they leave and invite them to return.

Finally, a Host ensures various guest touch points are regularly cleaned and sanitized. From masterfully prepared cuisine to exceptional service, The Capital Grille provides a place where you can enjoy being part of a comfortably sophisticated restaurant while thriving in a nurturing work environment that encourages growth.

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