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Bartender - Cecconi's Bicester

Bicester, OX26 6WD

Bartender – £15 per hour + Surplus Service Charge 

What's in it for you?

  • Weekly Pay
  • Team meal whilst on shift prepared by our chefs 
  • Soho Friends Membership
  • 50% Team discount on Food & Drink, 7 days a week
  • Team Room Rates; Any Bedroom, Any House, $100 a night
  • Health Cash Plan (option to add children)
  • Dental Plan (option to add children)
  • Birthday Day Off
  • Discount on Cowshed products and Soho Home (up to 50%)
  • Free Counselling Sessions
  • Cookhouse & House Tonic: Our Cookhouse & Tonic Programmes offer unique food and drink training, events and opportunities to inspire and educate.
  • Continuous training to develop yourself personally and professionally
  • Exclusive access to our benefits platform with hundreds of discounts on shopping, gym memberships, holidays, insurance and much more

Cecconi's Bicester...

Enzo Cecconi, the youngest-ever general manager of hotel Cipriani in Venice, opened Cecconi’s in London’s Mayfair in 1978. It became part of the Soho House family in 2004 and in 2022 we opened in Bicester Village, the first Cecconi’s outside of London. Serving handmade artisanal pizzas, fresh seafood, seasonal dishes and cicchetti.

The Role… 

We are seeking an experienced Bartender to join our team at Cecconi's Bicester (OX26 6WD). Your main responsibilities are serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, food (when needed) and providing excellent service to members, creating memorable experiences. Other duties include mixing cocktails, preparing the bar for service and ensuring it is in pristine condition.  

 

What we are looking for in a Bartender...

  • 1-2 years’ experience in a busy high-profile bar (preferred but not essential)
  • Team player who communicates well with all colleagues
  • Punctual, reliable and trustworthy
  • Sense of urgency
  • Yes, yes, yes mentality
  • Ability to multitask and work in a fast-paced environment
  • Have a genuine passion for food and beverage
  • Flexible and available to working both opening and closing shifts when required

 

Physical Requirements:

  • Must be over the age of 18
  • Must be able to seize, grasp, turn and hold objects by hand
  • Able to work on your feet for at least 8 hours
  • Occasionally kneel, bend, crouch and climb as required

 

Expected working hours for a Bartender:

  • Varying shift times across the seven days, to include working evenings, weekends, opens & closes 
  • Average hours 32-45 hours per week 

Transport: 9 min walk from Bicester Town Centre, local train stations - Bicester North & Bicester Village (direct from Oxford & Banbury) 

 

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