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Guest Ambassador (Door Host) Stray Pirate

Guest Ambassador (Door Host)

Part Time • Stray Pirate
Now Hiring for Stray Pirate & Prowl Cocktail Bar!
Stray Pirate and PROWL are two immersive cocktail bars located in the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District. Stray Pirate, a tribute to our love of dogs, blends pirate adventure with fresh tropical cocktails. PROWL offers a jungle-inspired escape where craft and curiosity meet.

We’re looking for adaptable, team-oriented individuals excited to work across both locations. Flexibility, teamwork, and a positive attitude are essential.

WHY JOIN OUR CREW?
At Stray Pirate and PROWL, we believe in the power of camaraderie and community. We welcome all ye landlubbers, adventurers, and pirates-at-heart to join us on this thrilling voyage. Whether you arrive alone or with a crew, you'll find a warm and inviting atmosphere that encourages new friendships and shared experiences. So gather your mates, put on your finest pirate attire, and let the spirit of the high seas guide you to our lively establishment!

ABOUT THE ROLE:
We’re looking for a warm, outgoing, and energetic Guest Ambassador to be the first point of contact for our guests. You’ll greet visitors with a smile, create a welcoming atmosphere, and help guests feel at home as they are seated in either of our two unique bars. This is not a security-focused role—it’s all about making people feel seen, valued, and excited to enjoy their night with us.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Greet guests promptly and warmly upon arrival.
  • Manage seating and guide guests to their tables in both Prowl and Stray Pirate.
  • Answer basic questions about the venue, menu, or specials.
  • Maintain a friendly, approachable presence at the door and lobby areas.
  • Coordinate with team to ensure smooth guest flow.
  • Assist with occasional light administrative tasks (reservations, waitlists).
  • Represent the brand and vibe of each location with energy, enthusiasm, and hospitality.
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS:
  • Outgoing, friendly, and personable demeanor.
  • Strong communication skills and a professional attitude.
  • Ability to stay calm under pressure while maintaining a welcoming presence.
  • Previous experience in hospitality, customer service, or host roles is a plus, but not required.
  • Must be able to stand for extended periods and work nights/weekends.
REGULATORY AND COMPLIANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
In addition to the other duties described herein, each and every Team Member has the following responsibilities related to compliance with laws and regulations:
  • Attend required training sessions.
  • Perform the duties described in compliance with local laws and regulations.
  • Take the necessary steps to ensure minors are not allowed to drink alcoholic beverages. 
  • Have knowledge of the ordinances, regulations, laws, policies, and procedures relating to the Team Member’s department. 
  • Consult Standard Operating Policy Manuals for guidance.
  • Report illegal activity to Security or the appropriate levels of Management.
Reports to Lead Bartenders & Managers.
Compensation: $16.00 - $18.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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