Job Description
about the restaurant:
eat. drink. indian. people love us for our awesome food and the laid back vibe! let’s just say we are not your average indian restaurant; we like to do things a little differently. our food is homely and true to its roots, we have great cocktails, a brilliant menu for kids, music that’s good for the soul and a space that is designed to create an incredible eating experience.
who do we need?
we're looking for those who are passionate about food & drinks, particular about service and personable with people for our new site in Leeds. you’re charming, charismatic and kind. you’re determined to go above and beyond for our guests; taking care of them, you should have good knowledge of cocktails and have worked in bars before is a must.
you want to be part of a company that can help you thrive and grow, but above all, enable you to achieve what’s important to you and your happiness. encouraging a good sense of team spirit, a hard work ethic and fun times along the way. we believe in work hard, play hard, so your time off is as important as your time on duty we're looking for enthusiastic bright people with awesome personalities and a can-do attitude, quick to learn, reliable bar staff who can become part of a fun loving team and have amazing knowledge to build drinks and cocktails. come and work with us and in return you will be rewarded with an above market rate of pay, great food, fabulous benefits and a brilliant working environment.
what you get from us:
- generous shift meal allowance
- staff discounts
- regular competitions and cash staff incentives based upon performance.
- full time / part time
- flexible hours
send us your CV and a short blurb about yourself.
PREVIOUS BAR EXPERIENCE IS MUST
please note we will get in touch if we feel that you'd be a good fit for the tama team
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £10.00-£14.00 per hour
Schedule:
- 10 hour shift
- 12 hour shift
- 8 hour shift
- Day shift
- Night shift
Supplemental pay types:
Work Location: In person
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