COREcruitment Ltd
ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER – CONTEMPORARY HIGH-VOLUME DINING

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ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER – CONTEMPORARY HIGH-VOLUME DINING
London
Up to £53,000 + Bonus
We’re working with one of London’s most established and respected hospitality businesses to find a brilliant Assistant General Manager for one of their NEW OPENING high-volume venues.
This is a business known for great food, slick service and seriously busy restaurants, with a strong reputation for developing its people and giving them genuine opportunities to progress.
The role
Working closely with the General Manager, you’ll be a key part of leading a large FOH team and delivering a consistently brilliant guest experience.
- You’ll be right at the heart of the operation – leading busy services, driving standards, developing the team and making sure the restaurant has the energy and atmosphere the brand is known for.
- There’s a big people piece here. You’ll coach and develop managers, build confidence within the wider team and create an environment where people enjoy coming to work and want to progress.
- You’ll also have strong exposure to the commercial side of the restaurant, including labour, sales, budgets and P&L, giving you the experience and development to take the next step towards a General Manager role.
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What we’re looking for
- Experience as an Assistant General Manager or General Manager within a quality, high-volume restaurant environment.
- Someone who genuinely loves being on the floor and thrives in a fast-paced, busy operation.
- A strong people leader who enjoys coaching, developing and getting the best from a large team.
- Commercially aware, with an understanding of sales, labour and the numbers behind a successful restaurant.
- Passionate about food, service and creating a brilliant guest experience.
- Ambitious and keen to develop within a business that can offer real progression.


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If you’re looking for a high-volume AGM role with a great restaurant business, strong development and plenty of opportunity ahead, I’d love to hear from you.
Apply today or send your CV to kate@corecruitment.com
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