Team Member Clute

Team Member

Part Time • Clute
Responsive recruiter
Benefits:
  • Free food & snacks
  • Free uniforms
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Training & development
Allstar Pizza & More is looking for dependable, energetic, and hardworking Team Members who take pride in doing things the right way.

We are looking for people who can work well in a fast-paced environment, provide great service, follow standards, stay productive, and contribute positively to the team.

Team Members may work in several areas of the operation, including food preparation, guest service, cleaning, parties, the arena, and other areas based on the needs of the business.

What You'll Do

Team Members may be responsible for:

- Preparing pizzas, calzones, wings, desserts, and other menu items according to Allstar standards
- Providing friendly and professional guest service
- Taking orders and assisting guests with questions
- Maintaining clean and organized work areas
- Washing dishes and completing cleaning assignments
- Restocking food, supplies, and equipment
- Assisting with parties, events, Open Play, and other programs
- Monitoring guest areas and helping maintain a safe environment
- Following food safety, sanitation, uniform, and operating procedures
- Completing assigned tasks without constant reminders
- Supporting teammates during busy periods
- Learning multiple areas of the business as training progresses

What We're Looking For

We are looking for Team Members who demonstrate:

Reliability
You arrive on time, prepared to work, and follow through on your commitments.

Work Ethic
You stay productive throughout your shift and look for what needs to be done.

Urgency
You understand that our business moves quickly and you work with purpose while maintaining quality and safety.

Coachability
You listen to feedback, apply what you are taught, and continue improving.

Attention to Detail
You follow recipes, procedures, cleaning standards, and instructions correctly.

Teamwork
You communicate, help others, and understand that everyone contributes to a successful shift.

Professionalism
You treat guests, teammates, and leaders with respect.

Initiative
You take responsibility for your work and do not need to be told every next step.

Our Expectations

Being a strong Team Member at Allstar means more than simply showing up for a shift.

We expect Team Members to:

- Come to work ready to contribute
- Stay focused and productive
- Maintain a clean and safe workplace
- Follow instructions and established procedures
- Communicate when there is a problem
- Take ownership of mistakes and correct them
- Treat guests and coworkers respectfully
- Continue developing their skills and knowledge
- Help teammates when needed
- Represent Allstar positively

Growth Opportunities

Team Members who consistently demonstrate strong performance, reliability, maturity, initiative, and accountability may have opportunities to take on additional responsibilities.

For those interested in growing with Allstar, future opportunities may include training, specialized roles, team leadership, and Shift Captain positions.

Advancement is based on performance, consistency, attitude, ownership, and the ability to positively contribute to the business.

Availability

Our busiest periods include evenings, weekends, holidays, parties, and special events. Team Members should have reasonable flexibility to work during the times our guests need us most.

Physical Requirements

Team Members should be able to:

- Remain standing and active for extended periods
- Bend, reach, clean, and perform repetitive tasks
- Safely lift and carry supplies or equipment associated with normal restaurant operations
- Work around kitchen equipment and in active guest environments

Who Should Apply?

We are looking for people who:

- Like staying busy
- Take pride in their work
- Can accept coaching
- Notice what needs to be done
- Want to learn and improve
- Work well with others
- Are dependable
- Take responsibility for their work
- Want an opportunity to grow

If you are looking for a workplace where effort, reliability, and growth matter, we'd like to meet you.
Compensation: $8.00 - $11.00 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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