Barista Maestro
Wakefield
£39,454,000–£53,286,000
At Costa Coffee, we’re all about crafting great coffee and memorable moments.
Hospitality & Catering
2 days ago Apply on WhatJobs
Front of House / Bar jobs in Wakefield
Live front of house / bar roles in Wakefield, with Yorkshire salary benchmarks.
7 live roles in Wakefield
Barista Team Leader: Coffee Craft & Coaching
Wakefield
£39,454,000–£53,286,000
Costa Coffee is seeking a Team Leader to energize shifts, train Baristas and uphold coffee excellence across every service point.
Hospitality & Catering
2 days ago Apply on WhatJobs
Front of House Guest Experience — Flexible Hours
Wakefield
See advert for pay
BRG's Wakefield Restaurant Hub is seeking a Front of House Team Member to warmly welcome guests, take orders, and ensure a memorable dining…
Hospitality & Catering
5 days ago Apply on WhatJobs
Bar Manager
WF8, Pontefract, City and Borough of Wakefield
£14.50 - £17/hour
Pontefract RUFC is looking for an enthusiastic, organised and commercially minded Clubhouse Bar Manager to take ownership of the day-to-day running…
Hospitality & Catering Permanent
4 days ago Apply now
Front of House / Bar hiring in Wakefield: the numbers
- 7 live front of house / bar roles in Wakefield right now.
Counted from the adverts on this board, refreshed hourly. Advertised pay is what employers state, not a market survey.
Front of House / Bar salary in Yorkshire
£22,500 – £29,000 (indicative · midpoint £25,750)
How this figure was built. No live advertised salaries back this figure yet. It is the midpoint of our curated 2026 baseline range for the role and region.
Methodology: medians reconcile live advertised UK salaries for this role and region; 25th–75th percentiles are shown only where at least 5 live salaried listings back them. They are measured or omitted, never interpolated. Rows marked indicative are anchored to our curated 2026 baseline ranges until enough live data accrues. Listings advertising an implausible annual figure (a mislabelled hourly or daily rate) are excluded rather than converted, because converting one means guessing the hours behind it.
Market view. Waiting and bar roles pay at or just above the National Living Wage (£12.21 from April 2025, rising in 2026) with service charge and tips on top; supervisors and restaurant managers sit at the top of the band and general managers above it (£35,000–£55,000).
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