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Ace Hotel Sydney in Sydney, Australia, is seeking a Head Chef to lead our multi-outlet kitchen across the cafe, Lobby, hotel restaurant, events and in-room dining. You will oversee food preparation, presentation and staff development, crafting memorable experiences for guests.
We value leadership, creativity and a passion for local ingredients, with a focus on cost control, quality, and collaboration with the Culinary Director.
Absorb the abundance. Ace Hotel Sydney seeks kind, curious and industrious humans to join our team.
Ace Hotel Sydney is our first-ever spot in Australia, set in the verve of Surry Hills. Inspired by the neighbourhood's vibrant rhythm, Ace Sydney is home to a bustling public Lobby alive nearly nightly with DJs and performers, a rebellious art program and sunken lounges just off the Lobby bar. We've also got three distinct restaurants led by culinary pro Isobel Whelan-Little: Kiln, featuring unique Australian ingredients; LOAM, our oasis for fresh, seasonal fare; and Good Chemistry, a day-to-night laneway café. Now all we need is you.
Joining our team means more than just working at one of Sydney's iconic award-winning venues. It's about becoming a key player in a community-driven, creative, and original team.
And that's not all, enjoy attractive staff benefits, including:
The ideal candidate will bring creativity, passion, and a true love for food, backed by proven experience.
This role champions unforgettable culinary experiences with originality and flair, leading a skilled team across our multi-outlet space, which includes our café, Lobby, hotel restaurant, events and in-room dining.
Ace Hotel acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Custodians of this land. As one of the oldest living cultures on earth, we celebrate their age-old connections to Country along with the knowledge, determination, patience and generosity of all First Nations people. Past, present and future, this is Aboriginal land.