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A prestigious country hotel in England is looking for a passionate Food and Beverage Manager to lead dining experiences. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional hospitality skills and a keen eye for detail, overseeing restaurant performance and guest interactions. This role involves directing staff, managing reservations, and ensuring a grand yet personal service style. Candidates should be flexible with shifts and be ready to inspire excellence within a historic setting. Join a team committed to creating memorable guest experiences.
At Dumbleton Hall, we do not simply run a hotel. We steward a great English manor — a place where every guest is received as the honoured visitor of the family. Fires are lit, dinner is served, and life unfolds as it once did in the Golden Age of English country houses. Our team brings this story to life every day.
We are inviting passionate, thoughtful, and character-led individuals to join us in creating an experience unlike any other in the Cotswolds.
Dumbleton Hall offers layered, colourful, storied, and personal touches. Our unique selling proposition is built on five pillars:
Our team members are custodians of these values — shaping every touchpoint, from arrival to farewell.
As the director of the dining experience—commanding the floor, shaping the mood, and ensuring each guest’s journey unfolds like a scene from bygone years, you will lead a team of exceptional service. You’ll guide them with flair, passion, and unrelenting attention to detail.
You’ll be:
Our culinary offering completes the grand house‑party experience. Seasonal British cooking, Cotswold provenance, multi‑course tasting menus, and the warmth of the Cedar Tree Restaurant define our approach. From high teas in the Oak Drawing Room to post‑theatre nightcaps in the Library Bar, our service is formal in ritual yet unpretentious in feeling.
If you take pride in craft, generosity, and genuine hospitality, you will thrive here.
Every role, front or back of house, contributes to the story we tell.
Hospitality experience is valuable but not essential — the right character matters most.