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

Chef de Partie – Newport – Award Winning Hotel Restaurant

A Chef de Partie is required for a fantastic opportunity in Newport, South Wales working as part of a talented kitchen team within an award-winning hotel restaurant.

Please note: We are unable to offer sponsorship for this role and candidates must have the right to work in the UK without visa sponsorship. If you require Sponsorship please do not apply, thank you.

This is a great opportunity to join a busy hotel restaurant where there is plenty of variety, from high-quality dining through to events and functions.

With a talented brigade, excellent facilities and plenty of opportunities to develop, this is a kitchen where a Chef de Partie can really build their career.

Benefits:

  • Competitive salary with fantastic hotel benefits
  • Join a global hotel group with career opportunities worldwide
  • Complimentary overnight stay with dinner and breakfast after probation
  • Extensive training and genuine progression opportunities
  • 2 paid volunteering days every year
  • Free meals while on duty
  • Taxi support for qualifying late-night and early-morning shifts
  • 28 days’ holiday, rising to 33 with length of service
  • Company sick pay and life insurance
  • Wagestream – access your earned pay when you need it
  • Huge discounts on hotels and restaurants worldwide
  • Staff discounts

We are looking for a Chef de Partie with previous experience in a quality kitchen who takes pride in their cooking and enjoys working as part of a busy, professional brigade.

You will be organised, reliable and passionate about producing excellent food, with the ambition to keep developing your skills and progress your career within a well-regarded hotel environment.

As Chef de Partie you will:

  • Take responsibility for your own section during service
  • Prepare and cook dishes consistently to a high standard
  • Ensure excellent presentation and attention to detail
  • Maintain strong food hygiene and kitchen standards
  • Work closely with the wider kitchen brigade
  • Support and encourage junior chefs
  • Help ensure smooth, efficient services across the restaurant and wider operation

If you are an enthusiastic Chef de Partie looking for a role offering great variety, excellent benefits and genuine opportunities to progress within a busy hotel restaurant, this could be a fantastic next step for you.

Due to the number of applicants received, unfortunately we are unable to reply individually to each. Should your application be suitable for the role, then you’ll hear from us within 48 hours, thank you.

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Tel: 0161 222 7900
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Specialising in the permanent recruitment of professionals at luxury and award-winning establishments across the UK

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