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COYA is a luxury lifestyle group with two venues in London; Mayfair and City of London, and global venues across Dubai, Barcelona, Ibiza, Monte Carlo, Marbella and more.
Our teams are like family and once you are part of the family, we will want the best for you and will provide you with the opportunity to grow and develop. We thrive on our team members being the best they can and working to their full potential.
The open plan kitchen includes a ceviche bar offering a wide range of ceviches and tiraditos; a Josper section featuring a range of meat and fish dishes cooked in the traditional Josper oven and an open grill Robata section serving traditional Peruvian anticuchos.
An amazing opportunity is now available as we are looking for a passionate and dedicated Pastry Chef de Partie to join the COYA family.
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A Pastry Chef de Partie can expect:
- Enhanced holiday package; 32 days holiday that include service charge
- Long service award
- Opportunities to travel and work around the world with COYA, including our European venues
- High street, leisure & retail discounts
- Endless opportunities to grow and develop. We really believe in promoting from within.
- Employee Referral Program
- Global Dining Discounts with COYA and sister venues
- Family meals twice a day
- Generous gift when you become a parent
The ideal Pastry Chef de Partie will have:
- Previous experience in a similar role in a high-volume venue.
- A genuine interest in developing your career internationally with COYA, with enthusiasm for the opportunity to travel and work across our European venues
- Excellent communication skills.
- A passion for hospitality and customer service.
- Must have a high level of both spoken and written English.
- Ability to maintain high standards of food hygiene.
- Ability to work under pressure.
- Ability to motivate and drive the team.
- Must be friendly and attentive.


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