Commis De Rang
Pubblicato il 16-08-2026 - Four Seasons in Venezia
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About the location:
Overlooking the Venetian Lagoon and just steps from Piazza San Marco, Danieli, a Four Seasons Hotel,
Venice is an iconic property offering elegant, spacious accommodations. The historic hotel showcases majestic Venetian architecture dating back to the 14th century. Guests can also enjoy spectacular views of Venice’s landmarks from the rooftop Restaurant Terrazza Danieli.
About the Role:
Reporting into the Restaurant Manager, you will be responsible for ensuring exceptional service, creating memorable dining experiences, and offering attentive, polished and intuitive care to our guests at Terrazza Danieli, the hotel’s signature dining venue overlooking the Venetian lagoon.
You will support the Chef de Rang in delivering a refined and expertly orchestrated service, assisting with food delivery, table set‑up, clearing and resetting, and ensuring that all equipment — china, glassware, and silver — is handled with impeccable care. You will be highly visible in the dining room, anticipating guest needs and elevatin