Restaurant jobs near you in Fenway

Bars by the ballpark, restaurants along Boylston Street and cafés around Kenmore Square. Build a free Work Passport, verified once, and say yes to kitchen and bar shifts from your phone.

Covers: Boylston Street, Kenmore Square, Brookline Avenue, Jersey Street, Lansdowne Street, Longwood Medical Area.

Openings near Fenway

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Example openings, written by AI for Fenway to show the kind of work nearby. The employers are invented.

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How it works

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  1. Step 1: Build your Passport

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  2. Step 2: Set your days

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Game days, students and hospital crowds

Boylston Street through Fenway is lined with high-rise, mixed-use buildings whose ground floors hold restaurants, bars and coffee shops, and Kenmore Square and Brookline Avenue add more. On game days at Fenway Park, the streets around the ballpark fill up well before the first pitch, and kitchens and bars need every hand they can get.

Outside baseball season, students and hospital staff keep the area going. Campus dining at Boston University, Northeastern and Berklee, and the cafeterias and coffee counters of the Longwood Medical Area, are steady food-service work that keeps to a regular schedule, not a game schedule.

Getting around

  • Green Line: Kenmore (B, C and D branches), Fenway (D branch)
  • Commuter Rail (Framingham/Worcester Line): Lansdowne
  • Bus 55: Boylston Street

Where the work is

  • Restaurants and bars

    Along Boylston Street, just south of Fenway Park.

  • Cafés and casual spots

    Around Kenmore Square and Brookline Avenue.

  • Game-day crowds

    On Jersey Street and Lansdowne Street, by the ballpark.

  • Hospital and campus food service

    In the Longwood Medical Area and on the campuses.

Questions people in Fenway ask

Where are the restaurant jobs in Fenway?

On Boylston Street, around Kenmore Square and on Brookline Avenue, plus game-day work by the ballpark and food service in the hospitals and on the campuses.

Will game days affect my shift?

Expect fuller dining rooms near the ballpark and packed Green Line trains. Leave yourself extra time to get to work when there’s a game.

Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Fenway?

No. Your Work Passport takes its place. You verify who you are once, in a short chat on your phone, and employers near you see that it’s verified.

Is the Work Passport free?

Yes. Workers never pay. Employers cover the cost of hiring.

Are the openings on this page real?

They’re examples, written by AI for Fenway to show the kind of work nearby, and their employers are invented. Live openings are on the Passport jobs board, where you apply with your Passport.

Who sees my information?

Employers see results, not documents: that a check passed, never your ID or the report itself, and never your home address. You share by link, can switch it off any time, and can delete your Passport whenever you want.

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