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Come make pizza with us.

The Riverchase shop in Hoover, the Hop City trailer on Birmingham's Southside, and the mobile trailer at events around the metro. Kitchen, counter, trailer crew, drivers.

Interior mural and seating at Uncle G's Pizza

Now hiring: line cook

  • $17/hr guaranteed: $12 base plus tips, and we make up the difference.
  • +$2 an hour if you speak Spanish and English. +$1 an hour if you can tow the trailer. Both go on top of the $17.
  • Cooking experience, weekends, and lifting 40 lbs are a must for this one.
  • ¿Hablas español? Toca "Versión en español" arriba.

What to know

  • Roles: cooks, shift leads, and cashiers, at the Riverchase shop and on the trailers.
  • For the other roles, experience helps and is not required. Tell us what you have done and when you can work.
  • We read every application. If it fits what we need right now, we reach out to set up a conversation.
  • Questions before applying: text the shop at (205) 259-8241.

About you

So we know how far you are from Riverchase and the trailers.

The job

The schedule and the team chat run on apps.

A restaurant line, a food truck, a pizza place. The line cook job needs some.

Dough tubs, cases of cheese.

+$2 an hour if you speak English and Spanish.

Not yet is fine. New hires get one within 21 days.

When can you work?

Check every one that works. Lunch is about 10am to 3pm, night is 2:30pm to close. The line cook job needs weekends.

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Getting there and driving

It works Hoover, Alabaster, Pelham, Vestavia, downtown and more.

+$1 an hour if you can.

Your experience

Where, what year, how long, and your title. Or paste a link to your resume.

The story

From Pelham home oven to Birmingham pizza trucks and Riverchase.

George Gilliam, better known around here as Uncle G, did not come from a big restaurant group or a fancy culinary background. He started making pizza during the pandemic, learning from online pizza communities, YouTube, trial and error, and a whole lot of dough that did not always cooperate. Before Uncle G's, George worked in live music and entertainment. When COVID put that world on hold, pizza became the thing he kept coming back to.

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Uncle G at the shop with Detroit-style pizzaFamilies dining at Uncle G's Pizza