Restaurant jobs near you in Quincy

Asian restaurants along Hancock Street, waterfront dining at Marina Bay, seafood counters by Wollaston Beach in the warm months. Verify once for a free Work Passport, then say yes from your phone to kitchen, bar and counter shifts.

Covers: Wollaston, North Quincy, Quincy Center, Marina Bay, Wollaston Beach, Hancock Street.

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From Hancock Street to the boardwalk

Hancock Street through North Quincy and Wollaston is lined with Asian-owned restaurants, part of a business district of Asian-owned shops and services that grew up along the street. Quincy Center, further south on Hancock Street, adds restaurants and takeout counters serving office workers, shoppers and people coming through the station.

Marina Bay, on the water by Squantum, has restaurants, bars and a brewery set around its boardwalk, with event and banquet work as well. Along Quincy Shore Drive by Wollaston Beach, seasonal seafood restaurants open for the warm months and fill up on weekends, so the work there follows the weather.

The work runs from line and prep cooks to dishwashers, servers, bartenders and counter staff. Wollaston and North Quincy stations on the Red Line are a walk from the Hancock Street restaurants, and bus 210 runs along Hancock Street from Quincy Center to North Quincy.

Getting around

  • Red Line: North Quincy, Wollaston, Quincy Center
  • Bus 210: along Hancock Street, Quincy Center to North Quincy
  • Bus 211: Quincy Center to Wollaston, North Quincy and Squantum

Where the work is

  • Asian restaurants

    Hancock Street in North Quincy and Wollaston.

  • Takeout and lunch spots

    Around Quincy Center, on Hancock Street.

  • Waterfront restaurants and bars

    The Marina Bay boardwalk.

  • Seasonal seafood

    Quincy Shore Drive, by Wollaston Beach.

Questions people in Quincy ask

Where are restaurant jobs in Quincy?

On Hancock Street, above all in North Quincy and Wollaston, and around Quincy Center. Marina Bay and the seasonal spots by Wollaston Beach add waterfront work.

Is the work by Wollaston Beach only in summer?

The seafood restaurants along Quincy Shore Drive are seasonal, so expect most of that work in the warm months. The Hancock Street restaurants are open all year.

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

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.

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