We're Hiring!

 We have an immediate opening for a full time Assistant Manager.

The Assistant Manager will work mostly in the cafe doing food prep, making meals for the customers, cleaning and customers service up front.  There will also be some farm work between the months of May - October and will comprise about 25% of the hours during those months.  We are looking for a fellow food enthusiast!

The owners are Ryan Doan and Megan Pirman and we have been farming and homesteading for roughly 15 years now.  We have learned to be chefs to the public over the past 4 years and have a nice system in place.  We are generous, friendly, hardworking and love our laid back country lifestyle here in Morrow.

The work week will be Tuesday - Saturday 8:30 - 4:30 for the most part.  Summertime is our busiest time so there may be additional hours worked in the summer, but there will also be more off time in the winter to make up for that.

Compensation:  Housing in the apartment above the cafe + food + utilities + $400 - $500 per week + paid time off + medical insurance + quarterly bonus.

Contact Information:  fresh45152@gmail.com please send us an email outlining why you would be a good fit for this position.









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