Italian food hall operator combining restaurants, grocery retail and cooking classes
Eataly runs multi-format Italian food halls where dining, grocery shopping and culinary education share one floor. Its stack pairs hospitality tools (Micros POS, SevenRooms, OpenTable) with retail and e-commerce systems (Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Talon.One promotions, Instacart, Dynamics 365, WMS), reflecting a hybrid restaurant-retail model. Hiring is accelerating and overwhelmingly operations-led, tied to new store openings and the technology rollouts that come with them.
Notable leadership hires: Catering Lead, QSR Lead, Events and Education Lead, Market Lead, Cafe Lead
Eataly is a privately held operator of Italian food marketplaces that blend restaurants, cafes, grocery counters and cooking school programming. The company started in Turin in 2007 and now operates in Italy and internationally, with current hiring across the United States, Canada, France, the United Kingdom and Italy. It employs between 5,001 and 10,000 people. Customers can dine on site, buy ingredients, order through delivery channels such as Instacart, and book classes and events via platforms like Eventbrite. Its operations also include catering for special events and third-party clients.
Eataly uses Micros POS, SevenRooms, OpenTable, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Talon.One, Dynamics 365, a WMS, Dayforce, Zendesk, Instacart, Eventbrite, and Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva and CapCut for content.
Eataly is hiring in the United States, Canada, France, the United Kingdom and Italy, with hiring velocity accelerating and most roles in store and restaurant operations.
Current initiatives include new store openings and their system implementations, pricing and promotion strategy, an inter-store procurement program, special events catering, and short-form video for TikTok and Instagram.
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