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Hidden behind the signature harlequin stained-glass windows lies an iconic restaurant with a history of over 100 years and an enviable reputation for fine-dining excellence. We are searching for a confident Waiter to join a dynamic and supportive team in one of the UK’s most-loved restaurant brands. Benefits & Rewards: 50% staff discount for you and up to 3 friends when you dine in our restaurants. Celebrate career anniversaries, with a gift voucher to dine in our restaurants. 'Refer a Friend' bonuses. Career Development and Training, including Apprenticeships. Free food and drinks to the same standard that we serve our guests when you are working. Extra holiday allowance for length of service, up to 5 extra days after 5 years. You can take your Birthday as a day off - Guaranteed! Cycle to Work Scheme. Discounts on Gym Membership and access to discounts on 100s of retailers, health, entertainment, travel & more. Key elements of your role as Waiter involves providing a quick, friendly, and professional service at all times. You are able to confidently share your knowledge and recommendations of the menu to our guests and ensure they have the very best Ivy experience when they visit us. About you: You are positive and responsive to our guest’s needs and exceed expectations when it comes to service delivery. You are a team player who delights in being professional and well-mannered with both guests and team members. About us: We know how to have a good time – we love what we do. The key ingredient to our success is our dedicated, talented people – and we love nothing more than to help them to flourish in a supportive environment where they are respected and valued. We encourage individuality and celebrate the diversity of our people. We search for people who know what exceptional looks like and are ready to bring their passion and commitment to each and every service. It’s the Ivy way.

About The Black BookLocated within the energetic epicentre of Soho, on the corner of Old Compton St and minutes from theatre-land, we are the West-End’s go-to wine destination. The venue was once home to TRADE – a members’ club for The Hospitality Industry, which had a “Black Book” of hand-scribed fine and rare wines, the secret Black Book become so popular with our guests, it made sense to name the wine bar after it’s legacy. At the Black Book you will find London’s largest ‘by-the-glass’ list stocked within our walk-in Coravin Cellar as well as an accompanying bar snacks and finer food menu. THE CONCEPT OF THE BLACK BOOK Historically used by the male gender in the Soho district, the “Black Book” was a confidential notebook used to store important contacts, numbers, and addresses for a memorable evening. Our Black Book holds an even greater significance, housing a curated collection of exceptional wines. Featuring limited quantities from iconic producers, vineyards, and vintages, these wines are fleeting treasures. Discover a gem, act swiftly and enjoy the pleasure! Role Overview As a Sommelier, you will be responsible for delivering an exceptional wine experience to our guests. You will help manage the wine program, provide insightful recommendations, and ensure wine service standards are upheld throughout the venue. Key Responsibilities Provide expert wine recommendations tailored to guest preferences and food pairings. Lead wine service during service, maintaining exceptional presentation and guest interaction. Support the curation and maintenance of the wine list in collaboration with Head Sommelier and GM. Conduct staff wine training and briefings regularly. Maintain proper wine storage and cellar organisation. Participate in stock takes, ordering, and supplier relationships. Host tastings and special wine-led events. Stay current with industry trends and continuously improve wine knowledge. Requirements WSET Level 3 minimum Previous experience as a sommelier in a premium or Michelin-recommended venue. Deep knowledge of Old and New World wines, particularly Burgundy, Bordeaux, and niche producers. Outstanding customer service skills and ability to build rapport with guests. Excellent communication, teamwork, and attention to detail. Right to work in the UK. Benefits Competitive salary + tronc Extensive wine training and tasting opportunities Career development within the group Staff food, drinks discounts Shift: Night shift Work days: Weekend availability Licence/Certification: WSET LEVEL 3 (required) Work authorisation: United Kingdom (required)

RECEPTIONIST Hidden behind the signature harlequin stained-glass windows lies an iconic restaurant with a history of over 100 years and an enviable reputation for fine-dining excellence. We are searching for a confident Receptionist to join our supportive team in one of the UK’s leading restaurant brands. Benefits & Rewards: 50% staff discount for you and up to 3 friends when you dine in our restaurants. Celebrate career anniversaries, with a gift voucher to dine in our restaurants. 'Refer a Friend' bonuses. Career Development and Training, including Apprenticeships. Free food and drinks to the same standard that we serve our guests when you are working. Extra holiday allowance for length of service, up to 5 extra days after 5 years. You can take your Birthday as a day off - Guaranteed! Cycle to Work Scheme. Key elements of your role as Receptionist will include ensuring our guests receive a warm and professional welcome when they arrive, as well as a fond farewell when they leave. You will be able to offer information to our guests on the restaurant or any specials that may be on offer. You’ll relay any allergen concerns to the kitchen quickly and accurately. About you: You are positive and want to meet and exceed our guests’ expectations and wow them with exceptional service. You’ll have excellent English language skills and be polite, friendly and attentive. About us: Our shared CARING values help create an environment where we are happy, and engaged and we care for ourselves, our colleagues, our guests, and we celebrate our individualities and differences.

Welcomes customers when they arrive at a restaurant, cafe, or other eating or drinking establishment Introduces customers to the menu and announces daily or seasonal menu specials Answers questions about menu items, ingredients, and pricing Takes customers’ orders for food and drink by writing them on a ticket, entering them into a tablet, or memorizing them Passes customer orders along to kitchen staff for preparation Prepares drinks and serves them to customers Collects food orders from the kitchen, verifies that they are correct, and serves them to customers Ensures that customers are satisfied with their meals and processes orders for additional courses if necessary Removes used dishes, glasses, and flatware from tables Prepares cheques and delivers them to customers Processes cash and credit card payments and returns change to customers if necessary Sets tables with dishes, glasses, and flatware and refills condiments Maintains familiarity with menu items, specials, and restaurant information Meets with managers and wait staff daily or regularly in order to learn about menu changes and specials as well as discuss upcoming reservations and customers with special needs

Bartender Key Responsibilities Serving Drinks: Mixing cocktails and other beverages according to standard recipes or customer preferences. Serving drinks quickly and efficiently. Knowing the menu and recommending drinks based on customer preferences. Customer Service: Greeting customers and creating a welcoming atmosphere. Taking orders and processing payments. Handling customer inquiries and resolving issues. Verifying age requirements for alcohol purchases. Bar Maintenance: Keeping the bar clean and organized. Restocking bar supplies and inventory. Cleaning glasses and equipment. Ensuring a safe and responsible drinking environment. Waiter / Waitress Customer service: Greet customers, answer questions about the menu, and provide advice on ingredients Taking orders: Take orders from customers and relay them to kitchen and bar staff Serving food and drinks: Serve food and drinks in a timely manner Table service: Set and arrange tables, clear tables, and return dishes and cutlery to the kitchen Payments: Deliver checks and collect payments Customer satisfaction: Check in with customers during their meal, deal with any complaints, and make sure customers are happy Communication: Communicate effectively with customers and other serving and kitchen staff Health and safety: Adhere to all relevant health department rules and regulations