It’s been months since flashy designs for a new restaurant in WOKINGHAM Town Hall were unveiled.

In November, Wokingham Town Council announced the old Courtyard restaurant in the Town Hall would be replaced by the RYND diner.

RYND promises California style dining in the heart of Wokingham.

But seven months on, the restaurant remains unopened, prompting questions about the project.

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The good news is that the RYND team are gearing up to open the restaurant, as jobs have been advertised.

RYND are on the look out for a host/hostess to welcome guests and cater for their needs. The role involves greeting guests, arranging bookings and catering for diners, particularly those with VIP guests.

The company is offering up to £25,000 per year for the role, plus tips. The host/hostess would be working 25-30 hours per week.

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They are also on the lookout for a front of house assistant, who are responsible for taking orders, serving food and drink to guests, and may also be required to ID drinkers at the lounge style restaurant.

The front of house assistant would be working 25-40 hours per week on £9.50 per hour (plus tips).

To apply for either of these positions, email your cv to hr@rynd.co.uk.

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The concept for the new restaurant is the brainchild of Tom Anderson and Gary Barnett.

RYND was founded in August 2014 in Castle Street, Reading. It lasted until August 2016 as the two founders moved onto different projects. The location in Reading was taken over by BrewDog in 2018.

The new diner in Wokingham will be headed by Mr Anderson,  Jay Robinson and Lara Thompson.

Guests are promised coffee, tea, brunch, dinner, fine bakery items and cocktails once RYND opens.