Tel: 0161 222 7900 | Email: info@tastehospitality.com

Client Area

We are a small team who like to work on a first name basis and we pride ourselves on working with you by immersing ourselves as part of your team.

You will not get a sales approach from us but you will be guaranteed to get a personalised and flexible approach based on mutual trust and the knowledge that we will be working hard to ensure you get the right candidate for your role. To put simply; we become part of your team.

We are approachable people and our passion is in making sure that you know we are doing our best for you at all times. And, as part of your team, we also take the risk with you. Every candidate has to pass your three month probation period and if they don’t we will find you somebody else free of charge.

We don’t have in-house targets as to how many CVs we send out, therefore, anyone we put forward will match the brief you have given us. We hate to be time wasters and understand the demands of time.

So, if you telephone to say “Caroline, Sophie, Lauren or Dominic, we need a chef, waitress, receptionist, general manager, restaurant manager, we are struggling” we will bend over backwards to find the right person for you.

We are passionate about what we do. It’s not about just filling your vacancy it’s about getting the right person for your business. We also work 7 days a week and not 9-5 just like you do!

Get in touch and see how we can help you.

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Registered Office:

Taste Hospitality Recruitment Ltd.
Tenterden Street
Bury
BL9 0EG

Tel: 0161 222 7900
Email: info@tastehospitality.com

Company Registration Number: 06694061
VAT Number: 939 6931 67

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Recruitment Consultants for the Hospitality Industry.

Specialising in the permanent recruitment of professionals at luxury and award-winning establishments across the UK

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