Line Cook

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smythNew York (NY)

Cooks, Restaurant Full-Service Restaurants

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$28–$32 per hour

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About the role

WE’RE HIRING: CHEF DE PARTIE & LINE COOKS | NEW YORKWe’re looking for talented Chef de Parties and Line Cooks to join a prestigious high-end private members’ club in New York, with opportunities available across multiple locations. This is an exciting opportunity for chefs who have experience working in high-end restaurants or premium hospitality environments and who take real pride in what they do. We’re looking for chefs who:

Have solid experience in high-end restaurant operations
Have exceptional attention to detail and high standards
Take pride in delivering consistently excellent food
Work well as part of a professional, fast-paced kitchen team
Are passionate about learning, developing and progressing their careers
Bring a positive, professional attitude to every service What’s on offer:✅ $28–$32 per hour✅ Permanent positions✅ 40 hours per week✅ Overtime available at 1.5x pay✅ Multiple locations across New York✅ Opportunities to grow and develop within a premium hospitality environment

Please note:

Candidates must have valid authorization to work in the United States.
If you’re an ambitious chef looking for your next opportunity and want to be part of an exceptional culinary operation, we’d love to hear from you.📩 If you are interested, please apply by sending over a copy of your CV.#Hiring #Chefs #ChefDePartie #LineChef #ChefJobs #NewYorkJobs #Hospitality
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