Front of House Team Member - Sud Italia - London
Quick Service
19 hours ago • 129 views
Sud Italia, the famous Neapolitan pizza truck, is looking for a team member/front of house/general assistant to join us in our pizzerias in London. We offer competitive salaries + bonus!
Sud Italia is a successful, growing company, with an emphasis on quality and simple food, made with love. We are based in Old Spitalfields Market and have another pizza truck around London for daily markets and private events.
Since 2015, we have created an excellent reputation by using the freshest ingredients to produce our traditional Neapolitan pizzas. Our menu features just 6 pizzas and weekly-changing specials, sourcing only the best and freshest ingredients.
Do you want to be part of the family? Do you want to progress your career in the hospitality industry? Are you ready to work in one of the busiest markets in London? Then, apply to this job and come join us at Spitalfields Market!
Successful candidates will have the following:
- Previous experience in a busy, quality restaurant
- Natural hospitality and customer service skills
- Loving food and drinks, with the ability to share your in-depth knowledge of all things F&B with guests and staff
Interviews are scheduled for tomorrow. Silvestro M. from Sud Italia will be interviewing candidates like you for this position.
Experience: Not required
Languages:
- English - Advanced
- Italian - Advanced
Employment: Full-time
Salary: £12.71 - £13 hourly
Benefits: Bonus
Horner Square, E1 6EW, London
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