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Sous Chef Row 34 Burlington

Sous Chef

Full Time • Row 34 Burlington
Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Company parties
  • Competitive salary
  • Dental insurance
  • Employee discounts
  • Free food & snacks
  • Free uniforms
  • Health insurance
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Paid time off
  • Training & development
  • Vision insurance

The Role:
Row 34 Burlington is hiring a Sous Chef to support the daily operations of our kitchen and play a key role in training, leading, and motivating our team. This position works closely with the Chef de Cuisine to ensure prep, service, and systems are dialed in and running efficiently.

We are a seasonal/scratch kitchen with a focus on fish butchering, making fresh pasta and smoking & curing seafoods, all Row 34 Chefs play a large role in educating and training all members of the staff. 

We work directly with fisherman and farmers to bring the best of New England to the restaurant.

You'll be part of a kitchen team that takes pride in its work, values consistency, and cares about doing things the right way.

About Row 34:
Row 34 is a seafood-focused restaurant with a commitment to serving high-quality ingredients with precision and care. Our kitchen is known for clean technique, consistent execution, and a collaborative team dynamic. From oysters to composed plates, we focus on getting the details right — every time.

We're focused on running an organized, respectful, high-output kitchen where cooks can build skills and chefs can lead with confidence.


Responsibilities:
  • Lead the kitchen during prep and service, ensuring quality and consistency
  • Support day-to-day operations including ordering, inventory, scheduling, and staff supervision
  • Train and mentor line cooks and prep team members
  • Help develop daily specials and seasonal menu items
  • Maintain strong communication between FOH and BOH
  • Ensure food safety, cleanliness, and organization are always top priority
Who You Are:
  • A dependable and organized kitchen leader with sous chef or strong lead line experience
  • Comfortable managing a busy service and keeping things running smoothly
  • Skilled in both seafood prep and general kitchen operations
  • Able to stay calm under pressure and communicate clearly with the team
  • Focused on consistency, efficiency, and setting a good example
What We Offer:
  • Competitive Salary (starting at $70K)
    • $1500 Bonus at 90 Days of Employment
    • $1500 Bonus at 6 Months of Employment
    • 2 weeks paid vacation 
    • Employer covered medical insurance 
    • Industry leading 401K program with employer matching 
    • 2 days off every week 
    • Free Parking
  • A professional kitchen with room to grow
  • Ongoing training and support from experienced culinary leadership
  • A respectful, team-driven environment
  • Opportunities for advancement within the Row 34 group

Please send your resume to apply. 
Compensation: $70,000.00 - $75,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Benefits & Perks

Health, Dental, Vision, Accident, Disability Insurance
Employee Dining Policy
MBTA Pass Program Eligibility
Paid Available Sick Time
401K Program with 3% Company Matching
Profit-Sharing Opportunities
Growth & Development
Plus, many other benefits!