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Job Title: Barista
Location: London, SW11 8BZ
Working Pattern: Monday to Friday, 7:00am – 5:30pm Salary: £14.80 per hour
About the Role
We are looking for a keen coffee enthusiast! As a Barista, you will make speciality hot drinks, provide excellent customer service, and support the daily operations of our unit.
Why Join Us?
- Free meals during your shift
- Secure cycle parking, showers, and changing rooms available on-site
- Access to our Employee Benefits app, including:
- Online GP
- Employee Assistance Scheme
- Discounts on supermarkets, weekend treats, and more
- Company benefits:
- Life assurance
- Pension contributions
- Generous holiday allowance (with the option to purchase additional days)
- Career development through internal promotions, apprenticeships, and training opportunities
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What You’ll Do
- Craft specialty barista beverages to exact specifications—perfect for showcasing (or learning) latte art skills!
- Deliver exceptional customer service to enhance guest experiences
- Maintain cleanliness in the unit by:
- Sweeping/mopping dining areas
- Managing rubbish disposal
- Performing general clean-downs
- Ensuring all cleaning tasks are completed
- Serve freshly made food and cakes while adhering to Health and Safety protocols
- Daily stock rotation and restocking, ensuring proper product facings and date labeling
What We’re Looking For
- Previous Barista experience (essentials)
- A passion for hospitality and food
- Advanced English proficiency to ensure crystal-clear communication with customers


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If you’re eager to join one of the world’s leading hospitality teams and contribute meaningfully every day, apply now!
About Aramark UK
At Aramark UK, we pride ourselves on fostering a diverse, inclusive, and empowering workplace.
- Disability Confident & Forces Friendly employer—equality and support for all abilities guaranteed.
- Accessible recruitment process, with reasonable adjustments available at every stage.
- All applications handled in strict confidence.
Need assistance? Contact our recruitment team at careers@aramark.co.uk.
Existing Aramark employees? Ensure you notify your line manager before applying.
Job Reference: (660457)
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