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Executive Sous Chef
The Brotherhood
23 Broad St, Nantucket, MA
The Brotherhood hiring Executive Sous Chef in Nantucket, MA

The Brotherhood hiring Executive Sous Chef in Nantucket, MA

Executive Sous Chef

The BrotherhoodMore Info

23 Broad St, Nantucket, MA
Full Time • Salary ($85k - $100k)
Expires: Nov 27, 2026

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Required Years of Experience

2 years


Job Details

 

The Brotherhood, a Nantucket institution, is looking for a culinary leader to help lead the iconic restaurant in downtown Nantucket.

This is the hot spot in Nantucket, with four components to the operation located downtown: The Brotherhood, Cisco Kitchen & Bar, Notch Whiskey Bar and Brotherhood  Beer Garden. 


This is a well-paying year-round opportunity with housing allowance included.

For more information and to apply, please contact Jamie Strobino at [email protected]. 

 


Compensation Details

Compensation: Salary ($85,000.00 - $100,000.00)

Benefits & Perks: Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Paid Time Off, 401k, Potential Bonuses, Dining Discounts


Required Skills

Kitchen Management

Cost Management

Inventory Management

Training Others

Team Management

Culinary Skills

Leadership

American

Upscale Casual, Gastro Pub

Part of Servedwell Hospitality

The name of this legendary local hangout - The Brotherhood of Thieves - is a nod to the title of an 1843 pamphlet written on Nantucket by Stephen S. Foster, in which Foster vigorously attacked those who continued to support the institution of slavery, even as the tide of abolition rose. Diversity and strong opinion have always found a tolerant home on this island. During the Revolutionary War, the Patriots, Tories, and Quaker pacifists coexisted here and unsuccessfully pleaded for neutrality. A unique spirit grew in Nantucket’s host environment committed to nurturing uncompromising independence, strength of character, and the fostering of a potent distillation of the early American genius. Exemplary of that is Benjamin Franklin, the son of Nantucketer Abiah Folger. That spirit provided fertile ground for women’s rights for Lucretia Mott, first president of the American Equal Rights Association, and Maria Mitchell, an American astronomer and a pioneer for women in science. Today, here on Nantucket, rugged individualism, personal liberty, and the fostering of eccentricity not only exist, but happily, continue to thrive – especially at the Brotherhood of Thieves!
In 2021 the Brotherhood and the entire property was given new life. The Brotherhood was recreated to be the best it ever was and three more concepts were added - a beer garden patio, the Notch Whiskey Bar and Cisco Kitchen & Bar