Dream job alert: Get paid to eat at Swedish restaurants
ST. LOUIS — Do you share pictures of your meals on Instagram, or do you know someone who does? Well, there’s a job in Sweden for you.
Unmo, a restaurant employee networking website, announces a unique job for foodies worldwide. They’re looking for Sweden’s first ‘Professional Restaurant Visitor.’ This position invites culinary aficionados to immerse themselves in Stockholm’s dining scene, offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to savor, critique, and document their experiences at some of the city’s most acclaimed restaurants. The ideal candidate has restaurant experience or aims to pursue a career in it.
The city’s culinary scene is expanding with new eateries that cater to diverse tastes, offering high-quality breads, artisanal sausages, unique wines, craft beers, and sustainable dining options. There’s a growing emphasis on beverage offerings, with restaurants and wine bars enhancing their selections to complement the culinary creations of talented chefs.
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The job posting is drawing thousands of applications from around the world, despite the job’s requirements for Swedish language proficiency and being based in Stockholm. Adam Mikkelsen, Unmo’s Communications Manager, highlights the role as not just an adventure in gastronomy but as an exploration of what elevates a restaurant visit into a memorable experience.
There are no educational requirements. The role is accessible to anyone with a deep love for food, and an attentive eye for detail.
Applicants have until March 10th, 2024, to apply. The job promises a salary “that matches their appetite,” flexible working hours, and an opportunity to influence the restaurant industry.
Apply here
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