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One Haus in Texas leads a growth-focused, chef-driven hospitality group and seeks a Culinary Director to shape culinary strategy across a diverse portfolio of concepts, safeguarding each concept's identity while elevating quality and consistency.
The role requires hands-on leadership, strong food cost and labor management, menu development, and collaboration with ownership and operations to drive profitability and scalable systems as the portfolio expands.
A growing, chef-driven hospitality group in Texas is seeking an accomplished Culinary Director to lead culinary strategy and execution across a diverse, multi-concept restaurant portfolio.
The group operates a growing portfolio of restaurants across Dallas-Fort Worth and West Texas, with concepts spanning fine dining, polished casual, steakhouses, seafood and sushi, French, Mexican/Tex-Mex, contemporary American cuisine and more. The organization continues to expand and is looking for a senior culinary leader who can help elevate its existing restaurants while building the people, systems and standards needed to support future growth.
This is not a traditional corporate chef role focused solely on standardization. Each concept has its own identity, and the Culinary Director will be responsible for protecting that individuality while creating stronger consistency, accountability and financial performance across the portfolio.
Reporting to the VP of Culinary and working closely with ownership, executive leadership, operations and restaurant-level culinary teams, the Culinary Director will provide strategic and hands-on leadership across the organization.
The right person will be equally comfortable developing food and developing chefs-not someone who can walk into a kitchen and immediately assess quality and execution, but can also sit with senior leadership and confidently discuss food cost, labor, purchasing, menu engineering, P&L performance and profitability.
The ideal candidate is an accomplished chef, leader and operator with significant experience overseeing culinary operations across multiple restaurants, locations or concepts. This person will understand how to lead within a chef-driven organization-bringing structure and accountability while still allowing creativity and individual concept identity to thrive.
This is an opportunity to join a founder-led, chef-driven organization at an important stage of growth. The Culinary Director will have meaningful influence over the food, people and systems behind a highly diverse restaurant portfolio while working directly with senior culinary and executive leadership.
They are looking for someone who wants to build, create, teach and develop-not simply maintain what already exists.