Restaurant PM General Manager – Florence, SC, Irby St

Cook Out Restaurants
$55,000 – $80,000 + Performance Bonuses

Tired of the 5-day grind? Own the night at Cook Out.
Cook Out is one of the fastest-growing QSR companies in the nation, and we’re looking for high-energy leaders to run the show. Our PM General Manager role isn’t a “sit in the office” job—it’s a high-impact, hands-on leadership position where you lead from the front, develop your team, and get rewarded for results.

Why Leaders Choose Cook Out:
The Schedule: Work only 4 shifts per week (starting at 4:45 PM).

Work-Life Balance: Enjoy 3 full days off every single week.

Unrivaled Pay: Earn a competitive salary PLUS $15/hr Appreciation Pay.

Monthly Bonuses: Performance-based bonuses ranging from $600 to $3,000+ based on sales growth.

Real Growth: We are a performance-based company. Your career path is limited only by your own hustle.

The Role
As a PM General Manager, you are the heartbeat of the night shift. You’ll be responsible for coaching a large team in a high-volume, fast-paced environment. You aren’t just supervising; you’re strengthening teamwork, ensuring gold-standard customer service, and managing the P&L (labor, food, and paper costs).

What you’ll bring to the table:

Leadership: At least 1 year of management experience (Restaurant/Hospitality preferred).

Coaching: A proven track record of training talent and building winning teams.

Communication: The ability to motivate a diverse crew and engage with customers.

Pace: The “hustle” gene—you thrive when the tickets are flying and the line is long.

Comprehensive Benefits
Health & Wellness: Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance (after 90 days).

Future Planning: 401(k) with up to 4% company match.

Paid Time Off: Vacation time to recharge.

The Perks: Free meals on shift, free manager gear (shirts/hats), and a flexible schedule.

Holidays: We are CLOSED on Thanksgiving and Christmas so you can be with your family.

Are you ready to run the best night shift in the business?

Apply today to start your career with Cook Out!

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