Part-time bartender
Ref Id: HREZ-9483
Published Date: Mar 13, 2026
General information
Ref Id: HREZ-9483
Published Date: Mar 13, 2026
Description
Location: 28-30 East King Street, Lancaster, PA
Company: TFB-Restaurants (Annie Bailey's Irish Pub)

Bartender

(Part-time: 15–25 hours per week)
Rate: $5/hr + tips
Hours:
MON–SUN: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM or 4:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Approx. 2–3 shifts per week (hours vary)

What This Job Is Really About

At Annie Bailey’s, bartending is about more than making drinks—it’s about creating the energy of the room.
From live music nights to packed weekends, this is a place where people come to celebrate, unwind, and have a great time—and you’re at the center of it. We’re looking for someone who loves the buzz of a busy bar, connects easily with guests, and knows how to turn a good night into a great one.
If you enjoy a fast-paced, social environment where you can bring your personality to work, have fun with your team, and be part of unforgettable nights, you’ll thrive here.

What You’ll Do

  • Set up and break down the bar and service areas
  • Prep garnishes and ingredients for service
  • Prepare cocktails consistently while bringing personality to every interaction
  • Take food and drink orders and guide guests through the menu
  • Create a fun, welcoming, and high-energy atmosphere at the bar
  • Engage with guests and build connections that keep them coming back
  • Provide attentive service from first drink to last call
  • Process payments efficiently

Who You Are

  • Outgoing, energetic, and thrives in a lively, social environment
  • Loves interacting with people and being part of the action
  • Brings positive energy and helps create a great team atmosphere
  • Strong communication skills
  • Polite, confident, and guest-focused
  • 1+ years of bartending experience preferred

Requirements

  • Must be at least 21 years of age
  • Must be RAMP certified or willing to complete training

Why You’ll Love It Here

  • High-energy pub atmosphere with live music and a packed crowd
  • Work in the heart of downtown Lancaster
  • Opportunity to make great money in a busy environment
  • Be part of a team that works hard and genuinely has fun
  • Every shift is different—no routine, just great nights

If you’re someone who feeds off the energy of a packed bar and loves creating memorable experiences, Annie Bailey’s is the place for you.
One more thing: We use Culture Index inside our organization to engage and communicate with our team. As part of the application process, all candidates are asked to complete a short Culture Index survey - it takes about 10 minutes and helps us understand how you work best. There are no right or wrong answers.

Take this short survey AND apply online today!




About
From classic cocktails and craft beers to rustic Irish dishes and fresh, local fare, TFB Hospitality is dedicated to providing world-class eating & drinking experiences at each of our restaurant concepts and catering operations.
We believe in a team mentality where each member is as valued & relied upon as they are held accountable, no matter your role.
If this sort of ecosystem approach to food service and hospitality sounds like something you’d like to be a part of, we want to hear from you! 
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