Join a team that takes hospitality personally.

Boketto Steakhouse is hiring professional, guest‑focused Servers who thrive in a high‑touch, high‑volume environment. Our service style is warm, confident, and detail‑driven — and we’re building a team that embodies that standard every shift.

What You’ll Do

Deliver an elevated, memorable dining experience for every guest
Guide guests through our menu with confidence and genuine hospitality
Maintain smooth service flow in partnership with bartenders and server assistants
Uphold Boketto’s service standards, pacing, and table management expectations
Support teammates and contribute to a positive, high‑performance culture

What We’re Looking For

Previous serving experience in upscale or high‑volume restaurants
Strong communication and guest‑engagement skills
Ability to stay composed and organized during peak service
A team‑first mindset and willingness to support wherever needed
Reliability, professionalism, and pride in your craft

Compensation & Environment

Competitive hourly pay
An 18% gratuity is added to all checks, ensuring consistent and predictable earnings for the service team
A modern, high‑energy steakhouse environment
Supportive leadership and opportunities for growth within a growing hospitality group

Availability

We are currently hiring for evening and weekend shifts.

How to Apply

Submit your resume or a brief introduction through Indeed or email, and our hiring team will reach out to schedule a 15‑minute interview.

Good luck — we’re excited to meet you.

If you bring passion, professionalism, and genuine hospitality, you’ll thrive here. We look forward to welcoming the next great addition to the Boketto team.

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.

Join the Boketto Family

Boketto is set to become Minnesota’s premier daydream destination in the heart of St. Louis Park’s West End. Join our family & become part of a brand new dining experience! Create unforgettable memories for our guests & introduce our MediterrAsian-inspired dishes & flavors to each newcomer. We work extremely hard to make sure that our guests' fine dining experience at Boketto is approachable & one of a kind.

Boketto is more than a restaurant; it’s the daydream, the destination.

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