Service Staff Front of House (Part Time)

Front of House Server

We are looking for bright & enthusiastic people from the ages 18 to retired to join our front of house bar & restaurant team at The Devonshire Grassington.

Hours are advertised from 5 - 16, we can set the hours to suit you.

Are you;

a people person?
a team player?
hands on?
keen to work somewhere you are rewarded for your hard work?

Look no further, the next step in your working life may be a role at one of the leading Timothy Taylor's pubs, The Devonshire Grassington.

We are looking for responsible, hardworking and conscientious people to join our front of house team. We have full or part time roles available reporting directly to the management team.

Nestled in the village of Grassington at the heart of the Dales, a 15 - 20 minute drive from Skipton, The Devonshire is a quaint Inn with higgledy piggledy windows and baby bays. We serve only the best ales, tasty traditional pub food and offer sumptuous accommodation. Add in exceptional team atmosphere plus the warmth of the Yorkshire locals and you’ve the perfect place of work.

Contributing to the great atmosphere that makes it so enjoyable to work here.

Why should you work at The Devonshire?

  • 50% Discount on food for you and your family, whilst on or off shift
  • 10% Discount on drinks for you and your family, whilst on or off shift
  • Share of staff tips
  • Collect points on your staff points card to spend on the future
  • Pension scheme
  • Flexible working hours or fixed shifts (we can work how you need to)
  • Part of a fantastic and enthusiastic experienced team
  • Closed Christmas Day
  • Annual team awards event
  • Free nationally recognised training/refresher training
  • Apprenticeships for those who qualify
  • Room to progress in your career as the business expands
  • Great environment - we are proud that our pub is very much thought of as the heart of our picturesque village voted as one of the top 16 places to live in the UK by the Sunday Times & used for the filming of a very popular TV series.

Responsibilities include:
Seating customers
Taking food & drinks orders
Dispensing cold drinks (soft & alcoholic)
Preparing hot drinks
Taking food & drinks to customers
Taking bookings over the phone for our restaurant & hotel bookings
Helping to keep the business a safe environment for customers & staff

To apply please send your CV, call Carl on 01756752525 or message us directly

Job Types: Part-time, Permanent

Pay: From £12.71 per hour

Benefits:

  • Employee discount
  • On-site parking

Work Location: In person

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