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Subject: Re: How to find good bartenders?
From: jbird
Posted: Fri Sep 29. 2000, 02:39 UTC
Followup to: "How to find good bartenders?"  by jbird  (Wed Sep 27. 2000, 15:55 UTC)
> I own a new northwoods lakeside bar/restaurant lodge in NW Wisconsin. 
>  My problem has been finding good bartenders and cooks.  We are about 
> 1 hour from Duluth (MN) and 2 hours from the Twin Cities (MN).  
> Because we are in the heart of the tourism/lakes area we attract 
> patrons from the big cities year-round.  We want to have "big city 
> quality sevice in our northwoods setting".  Most of our staff are 
> long time locals and are used to a diferent style of service and 
> performance.  We pay well and even provide housing for some of our 
> staff, yet we have yet to attract any "professional help".  Any 
> thoughts? 


Alright, let me try this again.  ANY OF YOU SEASONED BARTENDERS WANT TO WORK 
IN A REALY FUN, NEW BAR?  OUR HEAD BARTENDER IS PREGNANT AND WIIL BE LEAVING 
US SOON, OUR CHEF HAD A BABY AND JUST MOVED AWAY........WE NEED QUALITY HELP 
ASAP!!!!!!!!


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