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Job Title: Assistant Restaurant Manager : Cotswolds
Salary: Up to A GBP 35,000 + Service Charge
Location: Cotswolds
I am currently recruiting an Assistant Restaurant Manager to join this luxury boutique hotel set with a Michelin star restaurant in Somerset. This is a fantastic opportunity for a natural born leader with a passion for Food and Beverage to join a historic country hotel.
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- Oversee the day-to-day running of the shifts
- Train and develop the staff's palate with your knowledge
- Deliver fantastic service to the guests
- Work closely with all departments to ensure the best results are met
- Manage margins and promotions
- Report to the Restaurant Manager
The Successful Candidate
- Will have previous management experience in fine dining or Michelin restaurants
- Extensive wine knowledge
- A high level of customer service
- Ability to work under pressure
- Strong knowledge and a passion for fine dining
- A well-organised with great attention to detail


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