Dromoland Castle, one of Ireland's most iconic 5-star resorts, is currently seeking a dedicated and experienced Restaurant Supervisor to join our prestigious team. This is an exciting opportunity to become part of a world-renowned destination, delivering exceptional service across our diverse and luxurious food and beverage outlets.

Role Overview:

As Restaurant Supervisor, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless delivery of 5-star service across all castle dining outlets including and will work closely with the Food and Beverage Management Team to ensure daily operations run efficiently while maintaining the highest standards of guest service and attention to detail:

Fine Dining Restaurant
Room Service
Afternoon Tea
Private Dining Events

Key Responsibilities:

Support the F&B team in the daily management
Take ownership of specific areas within the department (e.g., Restaurant, Room Service)
Deliver service in a hands-on and proactive manner
Ensure the highest level of personalised guest service
Foster open communication with Senior Management and Department Heads
Lead and conduct regular operational training for team members
Uphold and exceed all service standards in line with 5-star expectations

Ideal Candidate Profile:

Available to start no later than Start / Mid August 2025
3rd-level qualification in Hotel Management or related discipline
Proven experience in 4 or 5-star hospitality environments with strong F&B background
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Strong leadership and team motivation capabilities
Impeccable attention to detail and a passion for excellence
Fluent English speaker essential

Benefits:

Competitive salary
Full training and development support
Resort perks including discounts on hotel accommodation, dining, and retail
Free onsite parking
Complimentary meals while on duty
Free Leisure Centre membership and discounted activities
Access to Wellness Programme
Sick Pay Scheme
Pension Scheme (after 6 months)
Involvement in Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability programmes