We’re proud to be part of Classic Lodges - a collection of characterful hotels across the UK. Each hotel has its own personality, but we’re united by one shared purpose: to create meaningful experiences that connect people, places and memory. If you take pride in your work, value genuine hospitality and want to develop your culinary career in a welcoming team, you’ll feel right at home with us.
Your role will include serving Breakfast to our guests, you will be responsible for your own section where you offer the guests Hot drinks and take orders for any menu items not included on the buffets. You will be responsible for communicating allergies of guests to the chefs and your team members. You will be responsible for keeping your section clean and tidy. You will then relay your section for the next service.
Benefits that we offer
- Generous employee discounts, including 25% off food and drink, plus friends and family discounts
- Wellbeing support through our partnership with Hospitality Action, offering free, confidential advice and resources as well as retail discounts
- Free uniform for Front of House team members
- Complimentary meals on shift
- Monthly gratuities
- Employee of the Quarter, with a £100 award
- Long service awards, including an invitation to the Classic Lodges Awards Ceremony
- 28 days holiday, increasing with length of service up to 33 days
- Learning and development opportunities, including apprenticeships, structured training, and clear career pathways
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Weekday Breakfast server in Harrogate employer: Classic Lodges Limited
Classic Lodges Limited offers an exceptional work environment in the picturesque setting of Ambleside, where aspiring chefs can thrive in a fast-paced kitchen. With a strong emphasis on employee growth, our culinary team fosters collaboration and creativity, providing opportunities for skill development alongside attractive benefits such as gym memberships and discounts. Join us to embark on a rewarding culinary journey in a supportive and dynamic atmosphere.
