Latest Jobs in Chicago, IL
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Coffee Job Salaries in Chicago
| Role | Typical Range | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Barista | $17.05–$19.00/hr | $18.00/hr |
| Other | $17.70–$23.50/hr | $20.52/hr |
| Cafe Manager | $70000–$101875/yr | $76718/yr |
| Shift Leader | $18.23–$21.50/hr | $18.93/hr |
| Team Member | $17.05–$21.61/hr | $17.05/hr |
| Cafe Manager | $21.44–$21.81/hr | $21.62/hr |
| Cashier | $18.00–$18.00/hr | $18.00/hr |
| Corporate | $125000–$125000/yr | $125000/yr |
| Barista | $50000–$50000/yr | $50000/yr |
| Other | $255000–$255000/yr | $255000/yr |
Based on job postings with published salary data.
Frequently asked questions
What coffee jobs are hiring in Chicago?
Chicago cafés and roasters hire across the board: barista, shift lead, café manager, roaster, and support roles. The list above shows every active opening on CoffeeJobs.com today.
How much do Chicago baristas make?
Based on listings with published pay on this site, baristas in Chicago earn around $18.00/hr on average. Tips, which are common in most cafés, typically add several dollars per hour on top.
Do I need barista experience to get hired in Chicago?
Entry-level shifts at higher-volume cafés and chains in Chicago are often open to applicants without prior coffee experience. Specialty shops and shift-lead positions usually want existing bar skills or formal SCA training.
Where can I get barista training in Chicago?
Several roasters and cafés in larger US cities run barista classes covering basics, latte art, and SCA-certified curricula. If you are in Chicago, check the training links on this site or ask local specialty cafés about their education programs.
Are part-time and weekend shifts available in Chicago?
Yes. Morning, weekend, and split shifts are common in Chicago cafés, and many shops specifically want part-time staff who can cover the busy 7–11 a.m. window.
How do I apply to Chicago coffee jobs?
Click any listing for the full job description and apply directly through the employer's application link or email. CoffeeJobs.com forwards you to the source rather than handling applications on the site.