Romer's Kitsilano

1873 W 4th Ave, Vancouver, BC

Romer's Kitsilano Employer Reviews

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33% Recommend
33% Neutral
33% Do not recommend

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Good place to learn but be prepared for a lot of work
Written by a Dishwasher in Vancouver, BC on Dec 15, 2023
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In the summer, the place is very busy, so be prepared for a lot of work. The kitchen is narrow and needs improvements, but the coworkers are amazing, and the owner values cleaning and organizing, so you can learn a lot there.

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good place to work but be prepared for a lot of takeout
Written by a Bartender in Vancouver, BC on Oct 18, 2023
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Had a good core of people when I worked there, managers tried to be flexible with schedule requests, good job if you're happy with not moving up the ranks. Lots of takeout which servers/bartenders don't benefit from even though it's lots of work.

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Easygoing work place but not much support for servers
Written by a Server in Vancouver, BC on Mar 11, 2022
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A good place to work as an independent server, but management does not care about you on a personal level. Not very much opportunity for growth. There's no sense of seniority among servers so it's great when you start working there, but servers wh...

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A good place to work as an independent server, but management does not care about you on a personal level. Not very much opportunity for growth. There's no sense of seniority among servers so it's great when you start working there, but servers who come after you may be given higher priority of the shift schedule. A lot of servers leave due to issues with management.

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