Breakfast Service Sequence
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This document outlines the 7 key steps for excellent breakfast service: 1) greet the guest, 2) seat the guest, 3) offer tea or coffee, 4) clear soiled plates, 5) refill tea or coffee, 6) present the bill, and 7) bid farewell. It emphasizes the importance of building guest loyalty through basics like greeting guests by name, maintaining eye contact, and being present in the dining area. The overall goal is to provide excellent service to create loyal customers.
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