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-Supervised by outlet manager
Outlet/Food Outlet
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-Under the responsibility of room service manager
Room Service
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-Under the supervision of the banquet manager
Banquet Service
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- in charge of food and beverage service in hotels, restaurants, and food outlets
• Food and Beverage Director
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- responsible to provide friendly and efficient service of food and beverage to all the guests in the room and poolside
Room Service Captain
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Responsible for answering all telephone calls, taking, and processing orders from guests in the room.
Room Service Order Taker
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- responsible for preparing, set tray and delivering orders to guest rooms.
Room Service Waiter
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- serves as a team leader
Bar Captain
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prepares/mixes alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Bartender
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- assist in serving drinks to guests
Bartender Attendant
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oversees all operation before and after the event.
Banquet Captain
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responsible in serving food and beverages to guest at venues
Banquet Waiter
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-Headed by bar managers
Bars
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welcomes and greets customers and escorts them to their tables.
Banquet Attendant/Receptionist
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Known in American service as the dining room
Maitre d'hotel
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also known as station waiter/ head waiter/ captain waiter
Chef de rang
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- waiter in charge of specific section or station
chef de rang
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- also known as head waiter
Chef de salle
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in charge of the service for an entire dining room.
chef de salle
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- also known as dining room attendant.
Demi-chef de rang
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- also known as wine steward.
Chef de vin or Sommelier
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also known as waiter
Chef d'etage
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- deals most directly with the guests once they are seated.
chef d'etage
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- also known as busboy
Commis de rang
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Are made up of institutions or different institutions owning or operating food service establishments within the institutional boundaries of school and hospitals
Institutional food service Industry
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one should practice standard good grooming and personal hygiene.
Standards of cleanliness
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- all restaurant service personnel must be adaptable and accommodating
Flexible
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- it is expected to be organized, effective, and competent.
Efficient
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- you have to connect yourself to others.
Cooperative
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- you know how to get the attention of people.
Persuasive
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- the success of the food and beverage outlet may depend on the dedication of its people..
Committed
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Is a restaurant that serves modurately price food in a casual atmosphere
Casual dining restaurant
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It is similar to food courts thought is not located inside a mall or shopping area
Food Park
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offers patron a selection of food at a fixed prices
Buffet and smorgasbord
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Also known as quickly restaurant
Fast food
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Shop that serves different type of pizzas
Pizzeria
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Serving tea
Tea room/Tea house
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An outlet that only serves beverages both alcoholic and non alcoholic
Bar
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A type of beverage outlet that focuses in serving wine
Wine bar
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Is the type of beverage outlet that serves beer
Brew pub
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Specializes in serving coffee
Coffee shop
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A small restaurant serving moderately
Bistro
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This outler has evolved from the traditional cafeteria wherein
Food hall
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An outlet that offers the actual dining experience, which represent the kind of food service based on a certain culture
National Ethnic Restaurant
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The food usually takes a backseat to the presentation of the theme and these restaurant attract customer solely on the premise of the theme itself
Theme Restaurant
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Is a group of different food service establishments and is usually located in commercial or public areas especially in places where people are concentrated
Commercial food service Industry
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This industry caters to workers of different categories within its industrial boundaries
industrial food service Industry
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Is an establishment that serves the customer with prepared food
Restaurant
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is a food service establishment that is an expert in serving beverages and secondarily food
Bar Restaurant
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Is a food service establishment that has an expertise in serving both beverage and food
Bar and Restaurant
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4 Areas of Guests’ Needs
Physical need Psychological Need Social Need Practical Need
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- nutritious food, safe environment
Physical Need
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- socialization, attention
Social Need
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- hunger, thirst
Psychological Need
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- interaction, helping someone
Practical Need
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The one who cannot make up his mind regarding the foods that he wants to order
Procrastinator Guest
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Usually doubtful to the quality of the food and or the way it is prepared.
Skeptic Guest
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Guest who sends the items back to the kitchen is a person who knows exactly what he wants.
Sender Backer guest
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Guest who are physically challenged.
Handicapped Guest
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This needs a little extra care when serving.
Older Guest
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Always ask the parents whether they want a high chair for their child. Be careful not to offend the child, make sure that he needs it.
Child Guest
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Seeks attention and as a result can be somewhat irritating.
Wise Guy Guest
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Impresses you with his knowledge and can make you feel frustrated.
Talker Guest
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Has a diet restriction and will expect the serve to be knowledgeable in answering the question about the menu.
silent type guest
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Only orders coffee while reading newspaper, books and sit at a table for a couple of hours.
Coffee Drinker Guest
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Many times the price of the menu item is a serious consideration for this guest.
Budgeter Guest
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The one who does not leave a tip or in a small amount only, that guest should still be served in the same professional
Bad Tipper Guest
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Shy and soft-spoken individual so listen to him with care.
Silent type guest
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Typically be accompanied by a sighted person. In this situation the server should not hesitate to offer services when needed.
Blind guest