Waitress/Waiter

Chef Tom Sellers’s two Michelin starred Restaurant Story is looking for a Waiter/Waitress. A fantastic opportunity to work with an equally talented team, you will be responsible for delivering an incredible dining experience to all our guests in a friendly, creative and inspiring restaurant environment.


Tom Sellers tells his story and the story of British food through an ever-evolving tasting menu of seasonal dishes. The restaurant gained its first Michelin star after five months of opening in 2013 and its second Michelin star in 2021.


What We Can Offer You at Restaurant Story

  • 50% staff discount across all restaurants within the group
  • Team referral bonus up to £2,000
  • Additional paid day off for your birthday
  • Staff meal and drinks while on shift
  • Regular and calendared staff socials
  • Access to Hospitality Action’s Employee Assistance Programme where advice and counselling are available to assist with mental health
  • Investment in training and development with qualifications across Wine, H&S, Food Safety and HR


Waiter/Waitress Requirements

  • Previous experience as a Waiter/Waitress in a high end, fine dining restaurant
  • You will be hugely passionate about food, beverage and service
  • Warm, friendly and humble personality
  • Enthusiastic and proactive, with impeccable attention to detail
  • Possess a willingness to learn and be a massive team player
  • Professional and confident communicator with fluent English language ability
  • The desire to develop your career within an ambitious and growing restaurant group


We strive to be a company that is inclusive in terms of age, gender, identity, race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and to create an environment where everyone, from any background, can be happy at work. We’d love to hear from you if you’re a Waiter/Waitress and up for a new challenge.


Tom Sellers

Hailing from Nottingham, Tom Sellers is a two Michelin-starred Chef who opened his first restaurant, Restaurant Story, at 26. At launch, Tom’s unique approach garnered significant critical acclaim, being awarded a Michelin Star just five months after opening, with a second star following in 2021. Tom learned his craft from some of the world’s most influential Chefs and spent time working alongside the likes of Tom Aikens in London, Thomas Keller at three Michelin-starred per se in New York, and René Redzepi at two Michelin-starred Noma in Copenhagen, all before the age of 21. Story Cellar, a Parisian inspired rotisserie style restaurant opened in 2023 to much critical acclaim followed by Dovetale at 1 Hotel Mayfair, where the restaurant offers a sustainably minded, produce led à la carte menu of reimagined European classics, bolstered by dishes cooked over the grill, and an abundant raw bar.

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