Liverpool Street Chop House & Tavern
Chef de Partie

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Chef de Partie
Liverpool Street Chop House & Tavern
Location: 16 New St, London EC2M 4TR
Salary: Competitive
The Role
We're seeking a passionate Chef de Partie with exceptional attention to detail and a positive attitude to enrich our team. As the Chef de Partie, you'll hold a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless management of your section, maintaining efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity throughout. Your responsibilities will encompass meticulous oversight and adherence to all food safety and health regulations, guaranteeing the highest standards of safety and hygiene. Additionally, you'll demonstrate versatility by working across various sections of the kitchen.
The Restaurant
Liverpool Street Chop House and Tavern is a unique warehouse which reimagines the classic Victorian chop house and city tavern through Sir Terence Conran's design philosophy, creating spaces of gathering and conviviality that celebrate London's heritage. Born in the City of London, the brand features elevated gastro-tavern fare by acclaimed chef Mike Reid, championing exceptional British produce through a partnership with The Ethical Butcher. The dining experience combines theatrical elements with authentic hospitality, from bespoke Blenheim Forge steak knives to traditional tankards serving unique beers.
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The Salary
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Why Work for Us
- Industry leading benefits: Including industry leading pay, a 50% discount at all our restaurants, financial freedom with Stream, wellness support, nutritious meals, recognition and reward schemes, training opportunities, and holiday allowances.
- Wellness support: Benefit from a confidential Employee Assistance Program with a 24/7 helpline and complimentary sessions with a trained counsellor.
- Recognition and Reward: Shine bright with our Employee of the Month scheme, Long Service Awards, and numerous group incentives.
- Training: Access to Evolv Edge, packed with resources to nurture your skills and knowledge.
- Community: Make a difference with an optional paid day each year for volunteering efforts.
- Diversity and Inclusion: We celebrate diversity in all its forms and embrace individuals from every background, culture, and identity.


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