Restaurant jobs near you in the North End

Italian kitchens, cafés and pastry counters, packed into the streets between the Greenway and the harbor. Set up a free Work Passport once, on your phone, and say yes to the dinner shifts that work for you.

Covers: Hanover Street, Salem Street, North Square, Commercial Street.

Openings near North End

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Example openings, written by AI for North End to show the kind of work nearby. The employers are invented.

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Where the North End cooks

Restaurants are what the North End is known for. Italian restaurants, cafés and bakeries line Hanover Street from the Greenway toward the harbor, and Salem Street, which runs beside it, has more restaurants among its small grocers. The narrow side streets in between hold more small dining rooms.

The dining rooms fill up in the evenings and on weekends, so the work is line and prep cooking, dishwashing, serving, bussing and hosting, much of it at night. The bakeries and cafés open earlier, with counter and baking shifts that begin in the morning.

Haymarket and North Station sit at the western edge of the neighborhood, and Aquarium on the Blue Line is by the waterfront, so a restaurant here is usually a walk from a station. Bus 4 also stops on Commercial Street at Hanover Street.

Getting around

  • Orange and Green Lines: Haymarket
  • Blue Line: Aquarium, for the waterfront side
  • North Station: Orange and Green Lines and Commuter Rail, just west

Where the work is

  • Italian restaurants

    Up and down Hanover Street and its side streets.

  • Bakeries and pastry counters

    On Hanover Street, with morning shifts.

  • Cafés

    Espresso and pastry on Hanover and Salem Streets.

Questions people in North End ask

Which North End streets are the restaurant streets?

Hanover Street above all, then Salem Street and the side streets between them.

Can I get home after closing a North End restaurant?

Dinner is the long shift here, and closing crews stay after the last tables leave. The Orange, Green and Blue Lines stop running at night, so check the last train home before you say yes to a closing shift.

Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in North End?

No. Your Work Passport takes its place. You verify who you are once, in a short chat on your phone, and employers near you see that it’s verified.

Is the Work Passport free?

Yes. Workers never pay. Employers cover the cost of hiring.

Are the openings on this page real?

They’re examples, written by AI for North End to show the kind of work nearby, and their employers are invented. Live openings are on the Passport jobs board, where you apply with your Passport.

Who sees my information?

Employers see results, not documents: that a check passed, never your ID or the report itself, and never your home address. You share by link, can switch it off any time, and can delete your Passport whenever you want.

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