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Line Cook

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knead hospitalityMcLean (VA)

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About the role

Line CookCafe Monet | McLean, VAKNEAD Hospitality + DesignCafe Monet, a new concept from KNEAD Hospitality + Design, is seeking skilled and motivated Line Cooks to join our opening team in McLean, VA. This is an opportunity to be part of a new restaurant from day one, working alongside a passionate culinary team focused on quality, consistency, and execution.
Position Overview: The Line Cook is responsible for preparing and executing menu items with precision and consistency. You will work in a fast-paced environment where attention to detail, organization, and teamwork are critical to success.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Execute dishes according to established recipes and plating standards
  • Maintain proper mise en place and station organization at all times
  • Ensure food quality, seasoning, and presentation meet company standards
  • Follow all food safety and sanitation guidelines
  • Communicate clearly with chefs and team members during service
  • Assist with prep and setup for service as needed
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient workstation
  • Support teammates to ensure smooth kitchen operations
  • Qualifications1 to 3 years of kitchen experience preferred
  • Experience in high-volume or scratch kitchens is a plus
  • Strong understanding of cooking fundamentals and knife skillsAbility to work clean, organized, and with urgency
  • Team-first mindset with strong communication skillsAbility to stand for extended periods and lift up to 50 pounds
What We Offer:
  • Competitive hourly pay
  • Growth opportunities within KNEAD Hospitality + Design
  • A supportive, team-driven environment
  • Opportunity to be part of a new restaurant opening

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