Global Italian marketplace spanning restaurants, retail, and culinary education
Eataly operates a vertically integrated food and beverage business across 16+ countries with restaurants, grocery retail, and cooking schools. The tech stack reveals a hospitality-first operation: SevenRooms and OpenTable for reservations, Micros and POS for point-of-sale, Zendesk for support, and Salesforce Commerce Cloud for e-commerce. Current hiring velocity is accelerating with 190 open roles weighted heavily toward operations (142), signaling aggressive store expansion and simultaneous investment in a 12–24-month omnichannel customer support systems roadmap.
Notable leadership hires: Head Chef, Store Operations Director, QSR Lead, Events Lead
Eataly is a marketplace for high-quality Italian food and beverage products, founded in 2007 in Turin. The company operates a hybrid retail-hospitality model: physical locations combine grocery shopping, table-service restaurants, cafés, and cooking classes under one roof. Today Eataly spans multiple continents with presence in Japan, the United States, Brazil, Germany, Turkey, France, Canada, and Italy. The organization serves both B2C consumers (dining, shopping, education) and works directly with artisanal Italian producers. Scale reaches 5,001–10,000 employees across operations, kitchen, and support functions.
SevenRooms and OpenTable for reservations; Micros and POS systems for transactions; Zendesk for customer support; Salesforce Commerce Cloud for e-commerce; Eventbrite for event management.
Yes. Operations roles represent 142 of 190 active positions. Recent hiring velocity is accelerating across multiple countries: United States, France, Canada, Italy, and United Kingdom.
Eataly operates in at least 8 countries confirmed in hiring: United States, France, Canada, Italy, United Kingdom, plus Japan, Brazil, Germany, Turkey, and others mentioned in company description.
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