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Thank you for your interest in working Super Bowl XLIII
Here are a few details for you.
Motor coach transportation will be provided from Jacksonville to Tampa.
Buses leave Jacksonville Municipal Stadium February 1st at 6:00 am sharp.
Busses will depart Tampa approximately 2 hours after game ends.
Uniforms requirements are: black slip-proof shoes, black pants, plain white tee-shirt. Chef coat, hat & apron will be provided on site.
You will be working in one of Levy Restaurants’ premium areas. Positions include: carvers, sauté cooks, runners, grill cooks, prep cooks, line cooks.
Meals will be provided
What to bring: cash, if you want souvenirs, government issued photo identification,
What not to bring: any bag larger than 8.5” x 11”, knives or any kitchen tools
For more information contact Chef Tim Hoch thoch@levyrestaurants.com

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