Bartender - KİD - London
Bar Staff, Soho, City of Westminster
Bartender - KİD - London
£16-£18
Bar Staff, Soho, City of Westminster
- Full time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 6 days ago, 31 Jul | Get your application in now to be included in the first week's applications.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
Job ref: 089020f0ae3f47cd8b2d6d811f33f971
Location ref: Soho, City of Westminster
Full Job Description
Bartender - KİD - London
Bar Staff
24 hours ago
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KID is a new restaurant opening in September in Soho, by chef Sertaç Dirik [ Mangal II ] and restaurateur David Carter [ of SMOKESTAK, manteca, OMA , AGORA ].
Following the success at his family's celebrated ocakbaşı restaurant Mangal II, KID marks Sertaç's first restaurant of his own, drawing on his Turkish heritage along with the skills he has refined throughout his time in kitchens across London and Copenhagen.
The menu at KID reflects the food Sertaç grew up with, humble and ingredient-led dishes, honouring techniques passed down through family, with a focus on seasonality and well sourced British produce. Whilst a Turkish influence runs throughout, the menu emphasises the flavours of Central Anatolia, where Sertac's family hails from and where many of these dishes find their origin.
We are on the lookout for a bartender to join our team. While experience in a similar role is preferred, there is always opportunity for those who represent true hospitality.
If you're full of personality, passion for hospitality, have a natural warmth for people, and feed off the adrenalin of a busy service then get in touch.
Benefits
- £1,000 every annual employment anniversary.
- Bonuses for top performers.
- 50% staff discount on meals at each of our restaurants.
- Cycle-to-work scheme.
- Cost price wine through our suppliers.
- International trips for top performers.
- In-house training dedicated to your personal development.
- Staff trip programme to meet farms, fish markets and vineyards.
- We offer qualifications, including, WSET, health and safety, food training.
- Company donations to charities our staff feel are close to home.
- Whole team staff parties.
- Wholesome staff meals, end of service drinks.
Experience
Required
Employment
Full-time
Salary
£16 - £18 hourly
Benefits
Internal bonus schemes available monthly
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We are on the lookout for a bartender to join our team. While experience in a similar role is preferred, there is always opportunity for those who represent true hospitality. If you're full of personality, passion for hospitality, have a natural warmth for people, and feed off the adrenalin of a busy service then get in touch. - £1,000 every annual employment anniversary.
- Bonuses for top performers.
- 50% staff discount on meals at each of our restaurants.
- Cycle-to-work scheme.
- Cost price wine through our suppliers.
- International trips for top performers.
- In-house training dedicated to your personal development.
- Staff trip programme to meet farms, fish markets and vineyards.
- We offer qualifications, including, WSET, health and safety, food training.
- Company donations to charities our staff feel are close to home.
- Whole team staff parties.
- Wholesome staff meals, end of service drinks., £16 - £18 hourly
KID is a new restaurant opening in September in Soho, by chef Sertaç Dirik [ Mangal II ] and restaurateur David Carter [ of SMOKESTAK, manteca, OMA , AGORA ]. Following the success at his family's celebrated ocakbaşı restaurant Mangal II, KID marks Sertaç's first restaurant of his own, drawing on his Turkish heritage along with the skills he has refined throughout his time in kitchens across London and Copenhagen. The menu at KID reflects the food Sertaç grew up with, humble and ingredient-led dishes, honouring techniques passed down through family, with a focus on seasonality and well sourced British produce. Whilst a Turkish influence runs throughout, the menu emphasises the flavours of Central Anatolia, where Sertac's family hails from and where many of these dishes find their origin.