Catering Staff Jobs in Montréal

Catering and banquet work is the flexible-hours corner of Montréal hospitality — weddings, corporate events, festival hospitality and hotel banquets. Shifts are booked in advance and often pay above regular floor rates, which makes it a strong second job.

Also called: banquet server, event staff, traiteur, banquet captain

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What it pays in Montréal

Typical base rate$18.00$26.00/hour

Québec minimum wage is $16.60 an hour, and $13.30 an hour for employees who receive tips, in effect since May 1, 2026.

Hospitality wages in Montréal (2026)

What the job involves

  • Set up and break down event floor plans, tables and service stations
  • Serve plated courses, buffets and passed canapés at event pace
  • Run bar service and clear efficiently between courses
  • Load, transport and unload equipment for off-site events
  • Follow the event captain’s timing and service sequence exactly

Who hires for this role

  • Restaurants
  • Hotels

How hiring works on Waldo

  1. Create your profile once — experience, availability, roles and neighbourhoods.
  2. Swipe through real openings that match what you asked for.
  3. When the venue swipes back, a chat opens automatically.
  4. Arrange a trial shift or interview directly in the conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Is catering a good second job?

One of the best in the city. Shifts are scheduled weeks in advance, they cluster on weekends and evenings, and you can accept only the dates you want — which works well alongside studies or another job.

Does catering pay more than restaurant service?

The hourly rate is usually higher because most catering work is a flat rate rather than tip-dependent, commonly landing around $18 to $26 an hour. Gratuity is often built into the event contract and distributed to staff.

When is catering busiest in Montréal?

May through October for weddings and outdoor events, plus a heavy November-December corporate holiday run. Festival season also drives a large spike in event hospitality staffing across the city.

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