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Restaurant Jobs in UK

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

One of the most upcoming carriers in today’s world is Restaurant Jobs. The hyperbolic growth and development of places of recreation, shopping complexes, theaters etc has given way to restaurant industry. The credit for the success of this industry is also shared by the growing economic condition of the nation, daily buzy schedule and improved paying capacity of people. Unlike many other mundane professions, this carrier option gives you complete liberty and opportunity to exploit your creativity and shape your innovative ideas. With the growing demand there are least chances that career in this field can ever meet saturation. Restaurant jobs lie in various different categories.

Front end positions include waiters and waitresses, bartenders, hosts and hostesses. No professional course or degree is required for this kind of restaurant job. Generally young people with a pleasing personality and good communication skills are hired. Earlier experience in similar context always gives an edge over others but its not mandatory.

Back end positions in restaurant job category are those of chefs, kitchen manager and kitchen assistants. There is always a huge demand for good chefs skilled in multi-cuisine preparations. Several training opportunities and professional courses are available to provide training for chefs. Kitchen managers are responsible for oversee the management and running of the kitchen. Regular check on the quality of preparations, proper maintenance of the kitchen utensils, keeping the record of the purchases and consumption and oversee the hygienic condition of the place are a few things included in kitchen manager’s duties. Kitchen assistants are hired for general running of the kitchen. They are involved in preparation, cutting and dicing of vegetables and other food stuffs, washing the dishes and cutlery and cleaning of the kitchen area.

Restaurant management jobs for administration positions are rated very high. Such positions require professional degree holders. Restaurant managers and assistant managers are responsible for the daily operations of the restaurant and for taking initiatives for successful running of the place. They need to be smart, responsible and diligent. They should be interactive and should attend to the customer’s complains and suggestions making up to their satisfaction.

The Bar Restaurant Nightclub in London

Saturday, August 15th, 2009

Tamarai is one of London’s most stylish venues and was voted the best late night bar in UK at the Theme Bar & Restaurant Awards 2008. Designed as hybrid hub – one reinvents itself seamlessly from a fine dining restaurant to a post 11 pm late night bar with an in house DJ and Video Jockey and a late night license till 3 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. The restaurant has also been awarded ‘The Best Wine List in London’ by Terry Durack in The Independent on Sunday Food Oscars.

Tamarai and Ketel One Vodka have got together for an exciting new promotion to bring in the summer. All diners who book for this offer at Tamarai will enjoy a complimentary ‘Ketel One Frappe’ sharing cocktail on their table. The ‘Ketel One Frappe’ cocktail is an interesting blend of Raspberry Schnapps, Blackberry Liqueur, Lemonade and Ketel One, one of the world’s best ultra premium vodkas. This is first in the line of many new such promotions planned throughout the year by Tamarai for its guests.

Awarded Best Late Night Bar in UK in 2008 and Best Wine Bar in London by The Independent, Tamarai Bar is one of the most popular late night destinations in London. An in-house DJ and Video Jockey bring alive the multiple LCD screens in the venue with specially created video images synchronized to the music. Tim Atkin MW, one of Britain’s leading wine writers has done the Wine List at Tamarai. The Cocktail Bar List has been compiled by the Gorgeous Group who have created an innovative Pan Asian drinks concept for Tamarai.