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 THE BOUTIQUE HOTEL WORLD VIEW
 CONCEPT OF COFFEE SHOP
 COFFEE SHOP TRENDZ
1. TO STUDY THE CONCEPT OF COFFEE SHOP
2. TO STUDY THE ROLL OF COFFEE SHOP STAFF IN
FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT
3. TO ANALYSIS THE ROLL OF COFFEE SHOP IN
PRAMOTING FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT
 FOOD & BEVERAGE CHOICES IN COFFEE
SHOP
 THE EFFECT OF MENU DESIGN ON
OPERATION
 MENU OF THE COFFEE SHOP
 FURNITURE IN THE COFFEE SHOP
 IMPORTANCE OF STAFF TRAINING IN
TULI IMPERIAL
ROUND THE CLOCK MEJOR FOOD
 These Are Those Food
Item That Are Easy To
Cook & Ready To Serve.
 In hotel coffee shop it is
not being possible to
provide major dishes at all
time.
 ex. Burger, hot dog,
sandwiches, pizza French
fries, fish N chips, pastries
etc.

 It is usually possible, in
case when coffee shop is
a part of hotel.
 The major food provide
during the major meal
period.
 Coffee shop can also
offer variety of heavy
meal like butter chicken,
tandoori chicken, etc.
TABLE TOPS TABLE BASES
 They come in assortment
of size and shape .
 Different material such as
wood, mica, glass, stone
and so on.
 The standard table tops
shapes are rectangular,
square, and round.
 Wooden tops are used in
upscale restaurant as they
look elegant and rich.
 They are holding post of the
table and come in variety of
designs that are selected to
best match them and design
of the dining area.
 Round table bases give
roomier feel underneath
while bi-point restaurant
table bases provide a studier
footing or the table tops .
 Selected table tops are firmly
fixed to the bases chosen.
 If a menu all for gueridon cooking or other table side preparation, slicing
smoke salmon for instance, or assembling dessert then people will
obviously be committed to finding, training and returning staff who are
able to perform this duties to a professional standards.
 Other demand on service staff may not be so obvious.
 A discussion to include Australian native ingrediance in many required
that the table server by familiar with this ingrediance and be able to
explain them will to customer.
 If a people include Asian specialty on a menu, it is not enough to assume
that the customer will know what is been offered .
 The service staff must be familiar with name, correct pronunciation and
ingrediance .
 Be aware that some dishes such as rack of palm or whole spatch cock
may take some time to cook and will make particular demand upon the
service staff.
 It should not be presumed that a fast turnover, we averaged check
environment means a correspondingly low level of training
Motivation of staff
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Column3
Column2
Column1
Sr. No. Motivation
of staff
Respondent Percentage
01 Prize 05 50%
02 Seminar 02 20%
03 Discussion 03 30%
Sr. No. Standard
practices
followed coffee
shop
Respondent Percentage
01 Yes 10 100%
02 No 0 0%
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
Yes No
Column3
Column2
Column1
PRASENTATION

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PRASENTATION

  • 2.  THE BOUTIQUE HOTEL WORLD VIEW  CONCEPT OF COFFEE SHOP  COFFEE SHOP TRENDZ
  • 3. 1. TO STUDY THE CONCEPT OF COFFEE SHOP 2. TO STUDY THE ROLL OF COFFEE SHOP STAFF IN FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT 3. TO ANALYSIS THE ROLL OF COFFEE SHOP IN PRAMOTING FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT
  • 4.  FOOD & BEVERAGE CHOICES IN COFFEE SHOP  THE EFFECT OF MENU DESIGN ON OPERATION  MENU OF THE COFFEE SHOP  FURNITURE IN THE COFFEE SHOP  IMPORTANCE OF STAFF TRAINING IN TULI IMPERIAL
  • 5. ROUND THE CLOCK MEJOR FOOD  These Are Those Food Item That Are Easy To Cook & Ready To Serve.  In hotel coffee shop it is not being possible to provide major dishes at all time.  ex. Burger, hot dog, sandwiches, pizza French fries, fish N chips, pastries etc.   It is usually possible, in case when coffee shop is a part of hotel.  The major food provide during the major meal period.  Coffee shop can also offer variety of heavy meal like butter chicken, tandoori chicken, etc.
  • 6. TABLE TOPS TABLE BASES  They come in assortment of size and shape .  Different material such as wood, mica, glass, stone and so on.  The standard table tops shapes are rectangular, square, and round.  Wooden tops are used in upscale restaurant as they look elegant and rich.  They are holding post of the table and come in variety of designs that are selected to best match them and design of the dining area.  Round table bases give roomier feel underneath while bi-point restaurant table bases provide a studier footing or the table tops .  Selected table tops are firmly fixed to the bases chosen.
  • 7.  If a menu all for gueridon cooking or other table side preparation, slicing smoke salmon for instance, or assembling dessert then people will obviously be committed to finding, training and returning staff who are able to perform this duties to a professional standards.  Other demand on service staff may not be so obvious.  A discussion to include Australian native ingrediance in many required that the table server by familiar with this ingrediance and be able to explain them will to customer.  If a people include Asian specialty on a menu, it is not enough to assume that the customer will know what is been offered .  The service staff must be familiar with name, correct pronunciation and ingrediance .  Be aware that some dishes such as rack of palm or whole spatch cock may take some time to cook and will make particular demand upon the service staff.  It should not be presumed that a fast turnover, we averaged check environment means a correspondingly low level of training
  • 8. Motivation of staff 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Column3 Column2 Column1 Sr. No. Motivation of staff Respondent Percentage 01 Prize 05 50% 02 Seminar 02 20% 03 Discussion 03 30%
  • 9. Sr. No. Standard practices followed coffee shop Respondent Percentage 01 Yes 10 100% 02 No 0 0% 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 Yes No Column3 Column2 Column1