Customer Service Associate - Hiring Teens 16+ (No Experience Required)

October 1, 2026

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Customer Service Associate - Hiring Teens 16+ (No Experience Required)

Benefits and Perks

- Weekly pay
- Restaurant closed on major holidays
- Flexible scheduling
- Complimentary therapy available in person, virtually, or by text
- Entertainment and lifestyle discounts
- Free high school diploma programs
- Paid time off, subject to eligibility
- 401(k) plan with company matching, subject to eligibility
- Healthcare membership program
- Team member fitness discounts

About the Role

Help create a positive dining experience as a Customer Service Associate. You will welcome guests, assist with orders, and support the team in keeping restaurant operations running smoothly.

Responsibilities include taking drive-thru orders, assembling meals, delivering food, and keeping shared spaces clean.

Shifts are available during opening, midday, and closing hours. This role offers an active workday and regular opportunities to collaborate with teammates.

Experience and Training

No previous restaurant experience is needed. Full training is provided to help you learn the role and get started confidently.

Applicants with backgrounds in customer service, retail, cashiering, restaurant service, kitchen assistance, cooking, food preparation, drive-thru service, or related positions are welcome.

Pay and Development

Starting Pay: $15.00

Team members receive competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities to strengthen their skills.

You may earn up to an additional $1.50 per hour during your first year through further training, certifications, and successful performance evaluations.

Qualities We Value

- Willingness to support and cooperate with others
- Clear, effective communication
- A welcoming attitude and positive outlook
- Careful attention to tasks and details
- Dependability and integrity
- Genuine interactions with customers and teammates
- Commitment to completing work to a high standard

Customer Service and Restaurant Responsibilities

- Welcome guests and provide prompt, friendly assistance
- Take orders and process payments accurately
- Assemble meals and bring food to customers
- Maintain clean dining areas and shared spaces
- Observe food safety and handling requirements
- Communicate effectively verbally and in writing
- Arrive punctually for scheduled shifts
- Coordinate with coworkers to keep service efficient
- Manage multiple duties throughout the shift

Physical Requirements

- Lift, carry, push, or pull items weighing up to 50 pounds
- Kneel, bend, twist, and stoop as needed
- Use stairs
- Reach above and below waist level

Additional Requirements

- Be at least 16 years old
- Work effectively in a fast-paced setting, including during demanding periods
- Take initiative when carrying out responsibilities
- Support a workplace that values hard work and enjoyment of the job
- Follow all company policies

Equal Employment Opportunity

We welcome diverse backgrounds, appreciate individual differences, and provide equal employment opportunities.

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