Waiter / Waitress / Bar Staff – Neighbourhood Natural Wine Bar & Shop – Soho London – £32k

Key Information

  • Salary: £32,000
  • Contract: Full-time 45 hours per week
  • Location: Soho, Central London
  • Style: Independent, Local, Relaxed, Natural Wine Bar
  • Role: Waiter / Waitress / Bar Staff (Front of House)

 

Rhubarb Hospitality Recruitment in London is recruiting a Waiter / Waitress / Bar Person for a well-established independent neighbourhood Natural Wine Bar & Shop in Soho, London. This independent venue is known for its relaxed atmosphere and outstanding selection of natural wines by the glass or bottle, as well as bottles available to take home. It has an excellent reputation as a local Soho favourite. The food offering is intentionally small & simple, focusing on cold charcuterie-style plates, cheeses, olives, etc., allowing the team to concentrate on delivering great service and an enjoyable guest experience. The front-of-house team is friendly, professional and genuinely passionate about wine, providing warm, knowledgeable service in a casual, friendly neighbourhood setting.

The Role – Waiter / Waitress / Bar Staff

In this front-of-house role, you will:

  • Deliver friendly, attentive table and bar service
  • Serve natural wines by the glass, bottle and for takeaway
  • Talk guests through the wine list and make recommendations
  • Create a welcoming experience for regulars and new guests
  • Work closely with a supportive and wine-focused team

The Ideal Candidate

This role would suit a Waiter, Waitress or Bar Person who:

  • Has experience in hospitality (wine bar, bar, café or restaurant)
  • Is confident, personable and guest-focused
  • Has an interest in wine or a curiosity to learn about it
  • Takes pride in delivering high-quality service

Previous wine knowledge or WSET training is an advantage, but not essential. Full training is provided, and attitude and customer service skills are the priority.

Hours & Shift Pattern

  • 45 hours per week, 7 shifts per week
  • Early shifts: 10am – 3pm
  • Late shifts: 4pm – 11:30pm
  • 2 days off per week
  • 2 lunch and 5 evening shifts

Why Apply?

  • Join a highly regarded Soho natural wine bar
  • Learn about wine in a relaxed, supportive environment
  • No heavy food service or late-night nightclub hours
  • Work for an established business with a loyal local following
  • Ideal for candidates seeking Waiter jobs, Waitress jobs or Bar Staff jobs in London

Apply Now

If you’re looking for a Waiter job, Waitress job or Bar Staff role in Soho or Central London, and enjoy relaxed, high-quality hospitality environments, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now through Rhubarb Hospitality Recruitment.

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