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General Manager : Fun Irish Bar SE1, London A GBP 55/60 OTE

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Location: SE1 : London (right on the river) (salary, tronc and bonus)
I am on the hunt for a dynamic and experienced General Manager to lead the team at a brand:new Irish bar opening in SE1 and this one's got serious charm. With a spacious riverside terrace, great vibes, and a menu that's big on comfort food and quality cocktails, this is a hidden gem in the making.
The site joins three other venues already in the group, this is the fourth to open, and with exciting plans ahead, now is the perfect time to jump on board and be part of something special.
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The Role Of General Manager
- Lead from the front and create a buzzing, friendly atmosphere every day.
- Work closely with the Head Chef to ensure smooth service and top:quality food.
- Drive standards across the board : from cleanliness to customer service and everything in between.
- Build strong relationships with your team and regulars alike.
- Understand your guests : their preferences, what brings them back, and how to make every visit memorable.
- Bring energy, fun and a bit of Irish charm to everything you do.
- Play a key role in growing the business and increasing turnover.


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This is a fantastic opportunity for a hands:on GM who wants to be part of an independent and growing group that values individuality, quality, and good craic.
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