The live Nut House careers portal is the source of truth for current availability and applications.
Submitting an application does not guarantee a current opening or interview.

The Nut House Pub & Grille at 295 S Water St in Kent is accepting applications. Current openings are published through the managed careers portal rather than listed here, so this page does not name a role, a wage or a schedule. Call (330) 548-9183 or come by the pub to ask.
Two things are true at once and it is worth stating both plainly. The pub is taking applications. And this page is not a job posting — it will not tell you a title, a shift pattern or a rate, because those are not ours to publish here. Approved vacancies live in the managed careers portal, and that is the only place they are official.
If you are here because somebody told you the pub is hiring, the useful next step is the portal or the door — not this page.
Start with the careers portal linked from this site. Anything that has been approved and is genuinely open will be there, with the detail attached to it. If there is nothing listed at the moment you look, that is the honest state of things rather than an oversight — check again, because a bar and kitchen this size turns over with the seasons and the school calendar.
The other route is older and still works: come to 295 S Water St and ask. A quiet hour is better than a busy one, so a weekday afternoon beats a Friday night. Bring the short version of what you have done and what you want to do — bar, kitchen, floor, or a bit of all three.
You can also call (330) 548-9183 and ask whether anything is open before you make the trip. Nobody on the other end of that phone will be surprised by the question.
What this page will not do is promise you anything. No role, no hours, no pay, no start date. Applications are welcome; that is the claim, and it is the only one.
It helps to know what you would be applying into. A pub that opens at eleven and closes at half two runs shifts that look nothing like each other, and most people are better at one end than the other. Say which end suits you: the daytime rhythm of lunches and early tables, or the late half where the room is full and the kitchen is still firing pizzas at midnight.
The Nut House Pub & Grille, 295 S Water St, Kent, OH 44240. Phone (330) 548-9183. Open Mon–Fri 11am–2:30am and Sat–Sun 9am–2:30am.
Before you apply anywhere it is worth knowing the room you would be working in. This one is a pub and grille on the Water Street side of downtown Kent: a bar with screens over it, a patio out front, and a kitchen that runs craft pizzas, jumbo wings and a long shareables list from open to close.
The hours tell you most of what the job is. Weekday afternoons are steady and manageable. Weekend mornings start at nine and are the calm part. Late nights are late — 2:30am. If that rhythm sounds like yours, come and say so.
Come in as a customer first if you can. Half an hour on a stool on a normal night will tell you more about whether you want to work here than any advert could.