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Team Member - Tesco Cafe

United Kingdom Tesco UK Approximately £12.21–£13.85 per hour, depending on location, age, experience and applicable Tesco premiums; roughly £23,800–£27,000 per year for full-time equivalent work.*
Job Description

The role involves preparing and serving food and drinks, operating cafe equipment, taking orders and payments, maintaining high standards of cleanliness and food safety, replenishing stock, and providing friendly customer service. Candidates should be reliable, approachable and comfortable working as part of a busy team. Previous cafe, hospitality or retail experience can be helpful, but Tesco generally provides training. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including evenings, weekends and public holidays, is commonly expected. Good communication, attention to detail, a positive attitude and the ability to follow health, safety and company procedures are important.

Company Info

Tesco UK is one of the country's largest grocery retailers, operating supermarkets, convenience stores and online shopping services. Founded in 1919, the company serves millions of customers through its stores, website and delivery network. Tesco sells food, household products, clothing and other everyday essentials, and also provides services such as cafes, pharmacies and petrol stations in selected locations. Its workforce includes store colleagues, drivers, warehouse staff, technology specialists and corporate teams. Tesco promotes customer service, teamwork, inclusion and development, with training and progression opportunities across many areas of the business. A Tesco Cafe team member supports the in-store customer experience by delivering friendly service, preparing refreshments and maintaining a clean, welcoming environment.

Destination Guide

The United Kingdom offers employment across retail, hospitality, healthcare, technology, logistics, finance and professional services. Retail and cafe roles are widely available in towns and cities, although competition and living costs are higher in London and the southeast. British culture values politeness, punctuality, personal space and queuing, while communities are generally multicultural. Lifestyle ranges from busy urban living to quieter coastal and countryside areas, with good public transport in major cities. Most visitors need appropriate immigration permission before working. UK and Irish citizens have the right to work; eligible overseas applicants may need a sponsored visa, while short-term visitor status does not permit employment. Before relocating, check visa rules, employment rights, accommodation costs, taxes, healthcare access and transport. A job offer, proof of funds and identity documents may be required.