
Cape Fear Regional Theatre (CFRT) is seeking submissions from qualified, experienced restaurant operators to manage and operate a full-service outdoor food and beverage experience at its new rooftop venue in Fayetteville.
The theatre's goal is to collaborate with a hospitality-driven operator who creates remarkable, joyful, cultural experiences through exceptional food, beverage and hyper-customer-focused service. The ideal candidate understands how food builds community and delivers experiences guests actively seek out for both product quality and genuine hospitality.
The successful operator will be expected to operate the rooftop on the following schedule, subject to refinement based on market demand and seasonal considerations:
The operator must also be willing and able to:
CFRT envisions a beverage-forward concept, with approximately:
The menu should feature one or two signature dishes or drinks exclusive to the rooftop, helping establish a distinct identity. Guests will primarily be adults seeking a memorable, upscale experience, with attire ranging from business casual to festive or cocktail-appropriate.
Submissions should include:
Submissions are due April 10. Questions in advance should be directed to info@cfrt.org with Rooftop Operator as the title of the email.
Click here to view the full call for submissions.
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