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A leading hotel chain in Leeds is looking for a full-time Food and Beverage Assistant. This role involves providing exceptional service in our bar and brasserie, with opportunities for career advancement. We offer competitive pay and numerous perks, including discounted stays and a supportive work environment focused on sustainability. Join us to create lasting memories for our guests.
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F & B Assistant £12.30ph / 20 hours Permanent position Malmaison Leeds Great Minds Drink Alike… Why not get paid for doing what you love, get loads of perks and benefits, learn new skills and make a career for life with Malmaison.
Malmaison offers something different to the usual hotel bar and our guests expect a high standard of banter, knowledge and entertainment when grabbing a drink whether it be a quick one (or two) after work, before a night out or as part of the wider F&B experience.
You as Food and Beverage Assistant will be a hands on operator who using your knowledge and experience will provide exceptional service to our guests in the bar and brasserie of the hotel.
Do you want to be part of something different, working with the best food, drink and a brand you can be proud of?
We create memories that our guests never forget. This could be the next step for you into an F&B Supervisor position - we actively encourage internal development and progression. Onwards and upwards.
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Frasers Hospitality, Malmaison & Hotel Du Vin are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.
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