BramahHR Ltd
Restaurant General Manager

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We are excited to be recruiting for a talented and passionate General Manager to join a fantastic high-end restaurant in the heart of London. If you have at least 2 years of General Management and experience in a similar setting as well as a background in fine dining, we would welcome you to apply!
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Salary:
£60K to £70K (DOE)
Location:
near Covent Garden
Type:
Full-time permanent
Duties and responsibilities
- Overseeing the day-to-day restaurant operations, including maintaining high quality service standards and product delivery, staffing, reservations, and coordination between the kitchen and front-of-house teams.
- Leading the FOH team and overseeing its operations.
- Staff scheduling and rota management.
- Training and development support and identifying necessary requirements.
- Working closely with the owners to ensure thriving of the business in all operational areas of the business.
- Monitoring financial performance, managing budgets, controlling costs, and contributing to strategies that drive revenue and customer loyalty.
- Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
- Working closely with ownership to implement the restaurant’s vision and brand standards.
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- 2 years minimum in a GM role.
- Previous experience working in independent restaurants not just chains.
- Confident, approachable and with strong leadership skills.
- Positive, proactive and team-oriented.
- Professional and able to build genuine guest rapport.
- Strong knowledge in all financial aspects of the business including budgets and forecasting.
- Able to identify improvements and drive revenue.
If you have the required experience and feel this could be the next perfect step for you, then apply today!
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