Posted 16 days ago
Carlino, an Italian Michelin-recommended restaurant in the downtown core focusing on the rustic cuisine of Friuli, is looking for a PM Chef de Partie to join the team at the Shangri-La.
Qualifications and Key Attributes:
- Minimum 1-year previous experience in a similar role (experience with Italian cuisine is an asset)
- Ability to work evenings and weekends
- Strong work ethic and high standards for quality
- Team player who builds trust with colleagues and can be relied upon for their honesty and integrity
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
- Eager to learn and continually improve
- Superior organization skills, attention to detail and cleanliness
What you can expect from us:
- 50% off food across all Kitchen Table Restaurants and Cafes up to a table of four
- Extended health benefits including vision and dental after 6 months of continuous full-time employment
- A supportive, positive work environment
- Growth and advancement potential
Join the team behind Ask for Luigi, Di Beppe, Pourhouse, Pizzeria Farina, Giovane Caffe & Bacaro, Carlino, Farina a Legna, Motoretta, and more! As an organization, we seek to inspire connection through meaningful hospitality experiences. We are a culture-driven organization defined by our core values and our ideal candidates will exemplify these values as a part of our team by taking ownership, being growth driven, and being humbly confident.
Applicants must be legally able to work in Canada. Thank you and we look forward to meeting you!
Inspired by the Friuli region of Italy, Carlino pays homage to British Columbia and the similarities it shares with northern Italy – the mountain ranges, forests, lakes and coastal waters. As well as classic Friulian dishes, guests will find specialties from neighbouring regions Trentino and Veneto. Our ever-changing menu includes à la carte choices highlighted by antipasti, pasta, dumplings & risotto, heartier secondi dishes, and the fai tu family-style tasting experience which takes centre stage as a guided journey led by our talented culinary team. An Italian expression that recognizes the skill of the chef by giving them free reign to select your meal, fai tu loosely translates to ‘you pick’.
We are part of Kitchen Table Group, with restaurants including Pourhouse, Ask for Luigi, Di Beppe, Pizzeria Farina, Farina A Legna, Caffe Super Veloce and Giovane Caffe and Bacaro.
This is your chance to join an expanding restaurant group with lots of room for growth, development and advancement. We are a culture-driven organization defined by our core values and our ideal candidates will exemplify these values as a part of our team by displaying passion, focus and humility while being a team player who is happy to bring their unique perspectives and ideas to the table.
Inspired by the Friuli region of Italy, Carlino pays homage to British Columbia and the similarities it shares with northern Italy – the mountain ranges, forests, lakes and coastal waters. As well as classic Friulian dishes, guests will find specialties from neighbouring regions Trentino and Veneto. Our ever-changing menu includes à la carte choices highlighted by antipasti, pasta, dumplings & risotto, heartier secondi dishes, and the fai tu family-style tasting experience which takes centre stage as a guided journey led by our talented culinary team. An Italian expression that recognizes the skill of the chef by giving them free reign to select your meal, fai tu loosely translates to ‘you pick’.
We are part of Kitchen Table Group, with restaurants including Pourhouse, Ask for Luigi, Di Beppe, Pizzeria Farina, Farina A Legna, Caffe Super Veloce and Giovane Caffe and Bacaro.
This is your chance to join an expanding restaurant group with lots of room for growth, development and advancement. We are a culture-driven organization defined by our core values and our ideal candidates will exemplify these values as a part of our team by displaying passion, focus and humility while being a team player who is happy to bring their unique perspectives and ideas to the table.
