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L'Osteria Amsterdam is seeking an Assistant Restaurant Manager to become Lisa's right hand, sharing full responsibility for guest experience, team development, and daily operations in a bustling 55-person team and 3,000+ covers monthly.
You will lead shift leaders and frontline staff, manage opening/closing, help shape schedules and KPIs, uphold the guest standard from welcome to espresso, and grow toward Restaurant Manager as the brand expands in Amsterdam, The Hague, and Roermond.
We're not looking for an assistant. We're looking for the restaurant's second leader.
Someone who feels the rhythm of a busy service, gets energy from a team firing on all cylinders, and is ready to share full responsibility for the success of L'Osteria Amsterdam with our Restaurant Manager Lisa. Not just working in the operation — running it together.
From Assistant Restaurant Manager to Restaurant Manager
We're not hiring for the next twelve months. We're hiring someone who wants to build L'Osteria Netherlands with us. We run restaurants in Amsterdam and The Hague, and next year we open our third location in Roermond (Designer Outlet Centre). That means leadership roles are genuinely being created here — not a theoretical promise of growth, but concrete opportunities towards Restaurant Manager or joining the opening team of new locations.
Who will you work with?
You'll work side by side with Lisa, our Restaurant Manager and Altea and Ana our floormanagers. Lisa's known for her high standards, her energy on the floor and her focus on developing people. We're looking for someone who wants to stand next to her: keeping each other sharp, dividing responsibilities, and raising the restaurant's level together. People don't choose companies — they choose leaders. Here, you get a good one.
Together with Lisa, you'll run a restaurant with 55 colleagues, 3.000+ covers per month and full responsibility for guest experience, team developtment, revenue, labour cost and food cost.
Diplomas matter less than proven leadership and the right mentality.