Bartender

Work Somewhere That Feels Alive

At Marcy’s, we don’t just pour drinks — we craft experiences. Our bar is intimate, warm, and always full of character. We’re looking for a bartender who loves the craft, thrives on good energy, and takes pride in making every guest feel seen and cared for.

If you’re curious about flavour, eager to learn, and enjoy connecting with people, this might be your perfect fit.

Who We Are

Marcy’s is a seafood bistro in Duxton, known for its bold yet comforting food that bridges Latin American and Southeast Asian influences. We celebrate creativity, generosity, and the art of making people feel at home.

Our bar is an essential part of that story, where signature cocktails meet classics done right, and where every night feels a little different, in the best way possible.

What You’ll Do:

• Craft both house cocktails and timeless classics with consistency and care
• Learn our signature drinks — from the Southern Sirens (our oolong, elderflower spirtz to the Star of Magellan (our southern lights inspired martini) and make them your own
• Build knowledge of spirits, wine, and flavour balance
• Engage with guests at the bar and on the floor, creating an experience that feels personal and effortless
• Work closely with the team to keep service smooth, fast, and fun
• Aid with ordering, stock keeping and management
• Help maintain cleanliness, prep, and organisation across the bar

What You’ll Get

• Evening shifts only – no split shifts
• 44-hour work week – 5 days on, 2 days off
• Daily staff meal and late-night transport provided
• Performance incentives and recognition for excellence
• Ongoing training in cocktail craft, service, and wine
• A positive, supportive team that helps you grow
• A chance to progress within the Pleasure Craft Group

Who You Are

You have a genuine passion for drinks, people, and great service
You’re confident, warm, and naturally engaging
You’re curious about flavours and love learning
You thrive under pressure without losing your cool
You believe hospitality is about connection, not perfection