This isn’t just cooking. It’s running a station in a live hotel kitchen.

This role is based in Greece.

You relocate for the season.
You live where others spend their holidays.

Before you step into the kitchen:

Your accommodation is organized.
Your meals are included during your contract.
Your seasonal EU paperwork is arranged.

No apartment search.
No food budgeting stress.

You arrive focused.

You enter a professional hotel kitchen.

Buffet service.
À la carte production.
International guests.

You get familiar with:

Kitchen layout
Storage systems
Production flow
Team structure

You’re not here to learn from zero.
You’re here because you already have kitchen experience.

Now you adapt to a fast-paced seasonal environment.

You work full-time, usually 5–6 days per week.

You live close to the hotel.

Accommodation is provided.
Meals are included.

Your main focus becomes your craft — not rent or groceries.

After service, you’re still in Greece.

Sunsets.
Warm nights.
International colleagues.

It’s serious kitchen work — in a holiday environment.

You leave with:

International hotel kitchen experience
Improved speed and service precision
Experience in high-volume seasonal operations
Professional growth under pressure

You’ve proven you can handle a full season abroad.

And that carries weight.

If you’re ready to relocate to Greece and take responsibility in a professional kitchen —
join our Kitchen Operations team. ️

You already have experience working in a professional kitchen.

You understand:

Food preparation processes
Kitchen hierarchy
Service pressure
Hygiene regulations

You can communicate in English.

You work clean, organized and reliable.

This role is not for beginners.
You should be able to operate independently within your station.

You prepare and cook dishes according to hotel standards.

You handle food production for buffet and/or à la carte service.

You coordinate with other kitchen staff to maintain smooth operations.

You monitor hygiene standards and food safety regulations.

You support prep work, plating and timing during service.

Service can be intense.
Timing matters.
Consistency matters.

You stay structured.