Experienced Barista's Required - London

Join Our Barista Team Across London!

Barista – Hospitality, Corporate, Retail & Events

Locations: Multiple London venues including Canary Wharf, the City, Bank Street, corporate offices, schools, hospitals, and major event spaces

Pay: £13.77–£15.10 per hour (site dependent), paid weekly


🌟 Who We Are

We partner with some of London’s most exciting and high‑profile venues — from corporate offices and premium hospitality spaces to schools, hospitals, rail hubs and world‑class event centers.

Every day is different, and we’re looking for enthusiastic, skilled Baristas to join our Front of House teams across the capital.

If you love great coffee, high standards and fast-paced environments, you’ll fit in perfectly.


What You’ll Do

As a Barista, you’ll be delivering exceptional service and high‑quality drinks in busy, dynamic venues. Your responsibilities include:

Coffee Preparation

  • Serve a full barista menu, including:
  • Cappuccinos
  • Lattes
  • Flat Whites
  • Americanos
  • Single & double espressos
  • Mochas
  • Hot chocolate
  • A selection of teas
  • Steam and texture milk to a high standard, including dairy alternatives (oat, soy, almond)

Service & Operations

  • Provide warm, engaging customer service
  • Prepare and serve pastries, baked goods, and grab‑and‑go items
  • Maintain immaculate hygiene and presentation standards
  • Monitor stock levels and ensure coffee stations are clean & fully replenished
  • Communicate clearly with the team during busy service peaks

Compliance & Safety

  • Confidently manage allergens and dietary requirements
  • Follow all food safety and hygiene procedures
  • Maintain consistent uniform and brand standards throughout your shift


🌱 What We’re Looking For

The ideal Barista will have:

  • At least 6 months of barista experience in hospitality, retail, events or corporate environments
  • A friendly, confident and professional approach
  • Strong attention to detail — especially with coffee quality and presentation
  • The ability to thrive in a fast‑paced setting
  • A positive, can‑do attitude and strong teamwork skills
  • Good communication and a customer‑focused mindset

Essentials

  • Must be 18+
  • Must be eligible to work in the UK
  • Must be able to work across different London locations (you will choose shifts that suit you)
  • Must maintain correct uniform standards each shift
  • Must have reliable travel to venues — note: some early or late shifts may require alternative transport


💡 Why You’ll Love Working With Us

  • 💷 Weekly pay
  • 🗓 Flexible shifts to suit your schedule
  • 🚀 Opportunities to work at London’s top venues — corporate HQs, banks, hospitals, schools, retail, and major events
  • 🎓 Access to training and skill development
  • 🌍 Opportunities to pick up shifts at other venues nationwide
  • 👥 Supportive management and team environment


📩 How to Apply

If you’re passionate about great coffee, love working with people, and want a role where no two days are the same, we’d love to hear from you.

Please apply with your CV, and tell us a bit about your barista experience in your own words.

We encourage applicants to express themselves naturally.


☕ Ready to join a dynamic team and bring your barista skills to some of the most exciting venues in London?


Apply now — we can’t wait to meet you.

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