Head of Food, Hospitality and Catering

Company Description The Food Affairs by Sarita Bazaz is renowned for its unparalleled hospitality, creating a welcoming atmosphere for guests on special occasions. With over 23 years of experience, Sarita Bazaz is a pioneer in the catering industry, known for her attention to detail, right from sourcing quality produce to innovating recipes that cater to diverse palates. The company strives to provide unique and memorable culinary experiences at weddings and events, with a dedicated focus on delightful flavors and innovation.

This is a full-time on-site role for a Food and Beverage Manager located in New Delhi. The Food and Beverage Manager will oversee daily operations of the food and beverage department, manage customer service, coordinate staff training, and monitor budgeting. Responsibilities also include ensuring the quality of food service, maintaining high standards of hygiene, and handling inventory management. The role requires close collaboration with the catering team to ensure exceptional service delivery at various events.

Experience in Food Service and Food & Beverage management
Strong Customer Service skills and the ability to train staff effectively
Proficiency in Budgeting and financial management
Ability to work flexible hours and manage demanding schedules
Experience in the catering or hospitality industry is a plus
Bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management, Culinary Arts, or related field is preferred

Key Role:The F&B Manager oversees culinary teams and ensures operational excellence across the food and beverage experience for every event.Lead menu planning with chefs, ensuring innovation and luxury in culinary presentation.Manage food procurement, vendor quality, and inventory systems.Monitor kitchen operations, hygiene, food safety, and compliance with international standards.Train F&B staff in plating, service etiquette, and guest interaction.Collaborate with mixologists for premium beverage pairings.Maintain costing standards while preserving quality and exclusivity.You ensure each guest is left with a memorable, flavor-rich experience.Key Performance Indicators:Client feedback on food quality and presentation.Food safety audit and kitchen compliance score.Innovation in food and beverage offerings.Required Experience & Qualities:Minimum 7–10 years in F&B operations, with at least 3 years in luxury hotels, fine dining, or premium catering.Deep knowledge of global cuisines, premium ingredients, beverage pairing, and food presentation.Strong leadership and kitchen-floor management skills.Understanding of food safety standards, hygiene regulations, and cost control.Experience managing culinary logistics for high-volume or high-profile events.

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