Boudin Bakery 510 – Fisherman’s Wharf
(Prestige Summer Job 2026)
Employer Name: Boudin Bakery 510 – Fisherman’s Wharf
City: San Francisco
States: California
Reference: https://youtu.be/q4Yg5_uZh5Q?si=PBxTlRi33fomr-4T
Details
Position: Bakers Hall Team Member – May 20, June 3, or June 10 Orientation
Position Available: 4 Positions
Hourly wage: $19.18 plus a portion of the pooled tips (50%)
Tips: portion of pooled tips
Estimated hours per day: no less than 32 hrs per week
Meals details: 50% off meals while working a shift
Job prerequisites:
Your start date must match one of these Orientation dates: May 20, June 3, or June 10.
You must present your Social Security Number (SSN) to your employer within 21 days of starting work, or you will be removed from the schedule.
Prior hospitality experience is preferred. You will be part of a team, working directly with the public, and are expected to deliver 100% customer satisfaction.
Per union rules, you may only work up to 89 days from your start date at Boudin. Extensions beyond this period are not possible.
Job Descriptions:
Important Program Note
Boudin Bakery operates under union rules that do not allow seasonal Work & Travel employees to work more than 89 days from their first day of employment. You must commit to the full 89-day period with Boudin. Please plan accordingly. At Pier 39 only, this 89-day restriction does not apply. If you are assigned there, you may work longer than 89 days.
Food Safety Requirement
Before starting work, you must complete an online California Food Handler’s course and present your Food Handler’s card at Orientation. The course has a small fee and takes only a few hours. Ask your Program Coordinator for the link to Premier Food Safety – California Food Handler’s Card
Notify your Program Coordinator once completed.
Possible Work Locations You may be assigned to any of these locations (and moved as needed):
Boudin Fisherman’s Wharf – Bakers Hall Marketplace, Café, Kitchen, or Espresso Bar Boudin Pier 39 Chowder Hut Grill
Position Descriptions
- Greeter / Marketplace
- Welcome and assist guests
- Monitor and restock displays
- Assist with purchases (bread, sandwiches, souvenirs)
- Support line flow and customer service
Cashier
- Operate registers and handle U.S. currency and credit cards
- Answer customer questions and process orders
- Stock supplies and maintain a clean, orderly station
Kitchen Team Member
- Prepare basic food items (cut produce, prepare batters, etc.)
- Clear and sanitize tables, remove trash, and restock supplies
- Operate dishwashing machines and wash pots/pans by hand
- Support overall kitchen cleanliness and organization
- Espresso Bar / Café Counter
- Prepare drinks and café items
- Take and complete orders accurately
- Provide friendly service in a fast-paced environment
Busser (Pier 39 & Chowder Hut) Assist servers with food service Clear and sanitize tables Restock and support general cleaning
Dishwasher (Pier 39 & Chowder Hut) Wash and restock dishes, utensils, pots, and pans Maintain clean work areas
Work Environment & Expectations Physical demands: Standing up to 8 hours, bending, lifting, stooping, reaching high shelves, and lifting heavy items. Work is physically demanding and fast-paced. Schedule: Expect evening, weekend, and holiday shifts. Some shifts may end close to midnight in downtown San Francisco—you must arrange safe transportation. Reliability: Missing shifts (except for illness) may result in fewer scheduled hours. You cannot miss shifts for other jobs or classes. Team environment: Expect to work with Spanish-speaking coworkers. You will be crosstrained and asked to assist in multiple roles. Side work and cleaning tasks are always part of the job. Schedule requests: Do not ask for fixed schedules during your first two weeks. While Boudin will try to accommodate requests, set schedules are not guaranteed.
Additional Notes Tips: As permitted by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, Work & Travel participants may be included in pooled tips (up to 50%). Details will be explained at Orientation. Friend scheduling: You will not necessarily work the same shifts or have the same days off as your friends. Housing: Housing in San Francisco is very limited. Arrange accommodations early.
Ideal Candidate Boudin is looking for participants who are: Dependable, punctual, and hardworking Friendly, trustworthy, and honest Comfortable in fast-paced, customer-facing environments Flexible and willing to assist in multiple roles Dedicated to providing 100% customer satisfaction
English Required skills: Advanced (A, B+, B)
Start Date: May 20, June 3, or June 10.
End Date: August 20 – September 7, 2026
Housing Information
Housing assisted by: Must Arrange Own .
Type of housing: Dormitory
Cost Amount: $50.00 Per Day per student
Cost Details: Must check website for current rates.
Transportation details: Participants can walk, take the bus, ride a bike, etc to get around.
Why choose us?
Boudin Bakery is a famous San Francisco landmark located in the heart of Fisherman’s Wharf. It’s a fun, fast-paced environment where you’ll gain valuable hospitality experience while being part of an iconic brand known for its sourdough bread.
Boudin has a strong history of welcoming Work & Travel participants—many students have enjoyed the experience so much that they return season after season.
During your program, you’ll also enjoy cultural activities in the workplace, such as: Employee potlucks Birthday celebrations Participation in Exchange Day (August) Other fun team-building and seasonal activities
Working at Boudin means you’ll not only develop your professional skills, but also create unforgettable memories in one of the most visited areas of San Francisco.
Cultural exchange activities
You will be working in the heart of San Francisco, just steps from the famous Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 39, and the Embarcadero. There is no shortage of fun and exciting things to do in your free time!
San Francisco is a culturally rich city, offering interaction and exchange with people from all over the world. Beyond its world-class museums and famous landmarks, you’ll find unique neighborhoods to explore, excellent shopping, and countless opportunities for outdoor activities.
From riding cable cars and visiting Golden Gate Park to exploring Chinatown, Little Italy, or taking a ferry to Alcatraz, you’ll have
endless opportunities to experience American culture while living in one of the most iconic cities in the U.S.
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