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This is a unique opportunity to manage and grow our stunning Oak House Restaurant at Moddershall Oaks Country Spa Retreat in rural Staffordshire.
Working in partnership with our Head Chef and other department managers, you will play a key role in ensuring the highest standards of service are consistently delivered, building our reputation as one of the best places to dine in Staffordshire and beyond.
We are looking for someone with a proven track record and extensive experience in a management role within a high-end restaurant environment. You must be truly passionate about hospitality, with a prime focus on service excellence and inspiring your team to achieve the highest standards.
As a strong leader and role model, you will use a person-centred approach to ensure your team is organised, developed, and motivated, making the Oak House the go-to venue for lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, private dining, and more.
As a values-driven business, we are committed to personal development, health and wellbeing, and fostering an inclusive working environment.
Hours: 45 hours per week
Days: 5 days including weekends and late nights
Salary: £38,000 to £44,000 per annum, plus tips & share of tronc
Alongside an attractive and competitive salary, you will enjoy a variety of benefits including:
* Enhanced holiday entitlement which increases with years of service
* Life insurance and Smart Health
* Income protection insurance
* Free onsite parking
* Full complimentary use of our spa facilities
* Free wellness membership including gym access and fitness classes
* Discounts on food, drink, spa packages, treatments, event tickets and more
* Future growth and professional development opportunities
* Team building and wellness activities
* Recognition awards
* Friends & family discounts
It is important that all applicants are aware that we are based in a rural area with no access to public transport. Driving licence & access to own vehicle is essential.
To apply please submit your CV along with a short covering statement.
