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Orlando, FL · On-site

$10.98 - $15/hr

... cosplay, improv, cooking, mixology, candle‐making--and even pasta‐making workshops in neon-lit dungeons Freelance instructors welcome--talented individuals can host their own 60-120 min sessions ...

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... cosplay, improv, cooking, mixology, candle‐making--and even pasta‐making workshops in neon-lit dungeons Freelance instructors welcome--talented individuals can host their own 60-120 min sessions ...

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Barista

Goblin Studios

Orlando, FL • On-site

$10.98 - $15/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 22 days ago

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Job description

☕ Barista Wanted – Van Gohblin Café

Part-Time | Van Gogh-Inspired Coffee Shop

Van Gohblin Café is looking for a friendly, reliable, and creative barista to join our team! We’re a Van Gogh–inspired coffee shop built inside an immersive art and creative space. If you love great coffee, good vibes, and working somewhere a little different, this might be your place.

✨ About Van Gohblin Café

We’re not your average coffee shop. Van Gohblin Café blends art, creativity, and hospitality, serving thoughtfully crafted drinks in a playful, immersive environment created by Goblin Studios. We host events, markets, classes, and bring a strong community vibe to everything we do.

☕ What You’ll Be Doing

  • Preparing and serving espresso drinks, specialty lattes, and cold brews
  • Providing friendly, upbeat customer service
  • Taking orders and handling POS transactions
  • Keeping the bar, café, and prep areas clean and organized
  • Restocking supplies and assisting with opening/closing duties
  • Helping maintain a welcoming, creative atmosphere

What We’re Looking For

  • Previous barista or coffee experience preferred (but willing to train the right person)
  • Positive attitude and strong customer-service skills
  • Comfortable working independently and staying organized
  • Able to work in a fast-paced environment
  • Reliable, punctual, and team-oriented
  • Weekend availability is a plus

Bonus Points If You:

  • Love art, immersive spaces, or creative environments
  • Enjoy talking to customers and building community
  • Have latte art skills or interest in learning

Pay & Perks

  • Competitive hourly pay (based on experience)
  • Tips
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Work in a fun, artistic, one-of-a-kind café environment

Location

Van Gohblin Café
Inside Goblin Studios – Orlando, FL

Company Description

Goblin Studios, located at 805 W Central Blvd in downtown Orlando, is a vibrant creative fabrication studio and art gallery offering hands‐on classes and workshops for artists, makers, entrepreneurs, and performers

Here's what it's about:

Immersive, themed cavern-like spaces filled with fog machines, blacklights, and mood‐lighting—perfect for unleashing creativity

Classes & events across a spectrum: painting, sculpting, mold‐making, prop‐building, cosplay, improv, cooking, mixology, candle‐making—and even pasta‐making workshops in neon-lit dungeons

Freelance instructors welcome—talented individuals can host their own 60–120 min sessions, with tools, gear, marketing promotion, and profit‐share options provided

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As part of a makerspace collective, members enjoy access to 3D printers, CNC machines, vac‐formers, fabrication tools, a podcast studio, conference rooms, mail service, and an on‐site café