This document discusses different styles of table setting and meal service. It describes formal, informal, American, French, and other styles. Formal settings require more detailed preparation while informal settings use fewer utensils. Meal service styles covered include Russian, English, family, and buffet service. Guidelines are provided for setting tables and arranging buffet services properly. Self-service options like cafeterias and counter service are also outlined.
This document discusses different styles of table setting and meal service. It describes formal and informal table settings and provides diagrams of place settings for breakfast, lunch, and family dinner. It then summarizes various styles of meal service including Russian service, English service, family service, American service, and buffet service. Additional service styles covered include cafeteria service, grill room service, room service, and take out. Proper table setting and different styles of meal service are important aspects of food service.
This document provides an overview of different styles of food and beverage service, including table service and buffet service. It discusses various types of table service like American, French, Russian, and English service and describes their key techniques and advantages/disadvantages. It also covers buffet service types, organization, menu planning, equipment used, and trends in buffets. The goal is to define different service styles and skills/techniques needed to properly perform each type of service.
The document discusses different types of meal services including sit-down services like French service, Russian service, and English service as well as buffet services where guests serve themselves from a common buffet. It provides details on how each type of service is carried out and notes that French service in particular involves skilled waiters and is seen as fine dining. Tray service is also discussed as a popular option for meals in bed or when someone is recovering from illness.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Fast food is also covered as a self-service style influenced by American companies that use disposable packaging.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Key aspects like the number of servers, how food is presented and cleared, and appropriate table settings are covered for each technique.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Key aspects like the number of servers, how food is presented and cleared, and appropriate table settings are covered for each technique.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Fast food is also covered as a self-service style characterized by disposable packaging and high customer turnover.
The document provides guidelines for setting up tables in a dining area. It discusses general table setting guidelines such as aligning utensils with the plate rim and spacing between place settings. Flatware should be held by the handle to avoid fingerprints. Guidelines are provided for informal settings with all flatware on the table and formal settings with utensils added course by course. Various styles of table service are also outlined such as American, Russian, French, and buffet service.
This document discusses different styles of table setting and meal service. It describes formal and informal table settings and provides diagrams of place settings for breakfast, lunch, and family dinner. It then summarizes various styles of meal service including Russian service, English service, family service, American service, and buffet service. Additional service styles covered include cafeteria service, grill room service, room service, and take out. Proper table setting and different styles of meal service are important aspects of food service.
This document provides an overview of different styles of food and beverage service, including table service and buffet service. It discusses various types of table service like American, French, Russian, and English service and describes their key techniques and advantages/disadvantages. It also covers buffet service types, organization, menu planning, equipment used, and trends in buffets. The goal is to define different service styles and skills/techniques needed to properly perform each type of service.
The document discusses different types of meal services including sit-down services like French service, Russian service, and English service as well as buffet services where guests serve themselves from a common buffet. It provides details on how each type of service is carried out and notes that French service in particular involves skilled waiters and is seen as fine dining. Tray service is also discussed as a popular option for meals in bed or when someone is recovering from illness.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Fast food is also covered as a self-service style influenced by American companies that use disposable packaging.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Key aspects like the number of servers, how food is presented and cleared, and appropriate table settings are covered for each technique.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Key aspects like the number of servers, how food is presented and cleared, and appropriate table settings are covered for each technique.
This document discusses different types of food service techniques, including American, French, Russian, and self-service styles. It provides details on plated service, gueridon service where dishes are finished tableside, Russian silver service where food is placed on platters, and various forms of self-service like buffets and cafeterias. Fast food is also covered as a self-service style characterized by disposable packaging and high customer turnover.
The document provides guidelines for setting up tables in a dining area. It discusses general table setting guidelines such as aligning utensils with the plate rim and spacing between place settings. Flatware should be held by the handle to avoid fingerprints. Guidelines are provided for informal settings with all flatware on the table and formal settings with utensils added course by course. Various styles of table service are also outlined such as American, Russian, French, and buffet service.
This document provides information about the job duties of a food and beverage reviewer. The core duties include preparing dining areas, taking food and drink orders from guests, promoting products, providing food and beverage service, handling room service, and addressing guest concerns. It also discusses various table service styles like gueridon service, silver service, cafeteria service, buffet service, and others. The document seeks to explain the different ways food can be presented and served to guests in hotels and restaurants.
This document discusses different styles of food service, including American plate service where food is plated in the kitchen, French gueridon service where dishes are partially prepared at the table, and Russian silver service where food is presented on silver platters. It also covers self-service styles like buffets, cafeterias, and fast food, where guests serve themselves rather than being served. Key aspects like table settings, roles of servers, and food presentation techniques are compared across service types.
This document discusses different types of meal services including French service, Russian service, buffet meals, and tray meals. It provides details on how each type of service is carried out, who is involved, and where they are commonly used such as in homes, restaurants, or for guests. The key aspects covered are how food is brought to diners, whether servants or the diners themselves serve the food, and the number of courses typically involved in each style of service.
The document discusses different types of food service styles including seated service, French service, American service, English service, Russian service, self-service, and buffet service. It provides details on the characteristics of each service style such as how the food is prepared and served to guests. The document emphasizes that no single service style is superior and that each meets the needs of different circumstances. It also lists various types of buffet services including meal period buffets, brunch buffets, fork buffets, and occasion buffets.
The document discusses different styles of food service, including seated and self-service. It describes French service, American service, English service, and Russian service under seated service. French service involves food being prepared tableside. American service entails dishes being prepared in the kitchen and served by servers. English service has dishes prepared in the kitchen but the host approves them. Russian service is similar to French service. The document also covers buffet service, where guests select their own meals from serving tables, and staffed buffet service where servers assist guests.
This document describes different types of table service in restaurants. It discusses American/plate service where pre-plated foods are served to guests, Russian/silver service where foods are served family-style from platters, and French service which involves tableside food preparation. It also covers buffet, fast food, and counter service styles. The document provides detailed steps and procedures for American and Russian styles of service.
The document discusses different types of table service in restaurants. It describes 10 types of table service including Filipino service, tray service, blue plate service, family or compromise service, American style, Russian service, French service, and English service. It also discusses self-service styles like cafeteria service and buffet service. Finally, it lists different types of restaurants classified by their food service style like salad bars, drive-in restaurants, smorgasbord restaurants, and sandwich/soup restaurants.
The document discusses different types of table service in restaurants. It describes 10 types of table service including Filipino service, tray service, blue plate service, family or compromise service, American style, Russian service, French service, and English service. It also discusses self-service styles like cafeteria service and buffet service. Finally, it lists different types of restaurants classified by their food service style like salad bars, drive-in restaurants, smorgasbord restaurants, and sandwich/soup restaurants.
A buffet meal involves guests serving themselves from various dishes displayed on a table. There are several types of buffet services including plate buffet, tray buffet, and sit-down buffet. Planning the buffet involves arranging dishes in order of importance, choosing easily self-served foods, and having enough seating and serving space. The buffet table is decorated and set with dishes, flatware, and drinks before guests are invited to serve themselves family style.
This document outlines different styles of table service in food and beverage settings including French, Russian, Butler, English/Family, American, and buffet service. It discusses key aspects of each style such as appropriate settings, roles of servers, advantages and disadvantages. It also covers standards for dining room organization, greeting guests at the front door, setting up for service, serving guests including beverage and wine service standards.
This document outlines different styles of table service in food and beverage settings including French, Russian, Butler, English, American, buffet, and cafeteria service. It discusses key aspects of each style such as appropriate settings, roles of servers, advantages and disadvantages. It also covers standards for dining room organization, greeting guests at the front door, setting up for service, serving guests including beverage and wine service standards.
This document outlines different styles of table service in food and beverage settings including French, Russian, Butler, English, American, and buffet service. It discusses key aspects of each style such as appropriate settings, roles of servers, advantages and disadvantages. It also covers standards for dining room organization, greeting guests at the front door, setting up for service, serving guests including beverage and wine service standards.
The document provides definitions and concepts for different types of restaurant services including table d'hôte, a la carte, banquet, Malay service, Chinese service, Indian service, American (plate service), French (gueridon service), Russian (silver service), and self-service styles like buffet, cafeteria, and fast food. It discusses key characteristics, procedures, and etiquette for each type of service. Table d'hôte menus offer fixed price multi-course meals while a la carte allows ordering individually priced items. Banquets are large meals for special functions. Cultural services like Malay, Chinese, and Indian incorporate traditional customs.
Service Styles Presentation - Copy.pptxcheskaa1990
The document discusses various styles of food service including French service, American service, Russian service, English service, apartment or blue plate service, gueridon service, and smorgasbord. French service involves dishes being prepared tableside, while American service features pre-plated dishes. Russian service entails dishes being served directly from silver platters. English service has the host portioning foods to serve family style. Blue plate service pre-packages meals in divided plates. Gueridon service finishes cooking foods at the table. A smorgasbord offers an assortment of open sandwiches and other foods for self service.
This document discusses food service establishments and fine dining restaurants. It provides an overview of different types of food service establishments and describes the dining operation of a fine dining restaurant. It discusses the standards of restaurants according to the Department of Tourism and covers topics like types of table service, dining experience, accreditation of restaurants in the Philippines, and career opportunities.
This document discusses the five main customer processes for food service:
1. Table service where customers are served at their table. This includes types like English, French, and Russian service.
2. Assisted service where customers receive some food at their table and self-serve other items, like at a carvery.
3. Self-service where customers help themselves, like at a buffet or cafeteria.
4. Single point service where customers order, pay, and receive food at one location like a takeaway, drive-thru, or bar.
5. Specialized service where food is brought to customers, such as tray service in hospitals, trolley service on trains, or room
This document outlines the history and styles of table service. It discusses how table service has evolved over time from ancient Greece and Rome, through the Middle Ages and Renaissance, to modern forms of service. The document identifies three main styles of table service - informal, formal, and compromise. It then provides details on specific types of service, including American, apartment, formal, family, French, tray, and buffet services. The purpose is to teach students about different table service methods.
The document describes 6 different styles of table service: Russian service, American service, French service, Blue plate service, Family service, and guidelines for Russian service. Russian service involves food being brought to the table on platters and served to guests. American service involves pre-plated individual portions being served. French service involves food being prepared at the table. Blue plate service and American service are similar but use blue plates. Family service involves communal serving from shared platters.
This document discusses different types of food service including self-service options like cafeterias and buffets as well as food-server services involving counter service and table service. It provides details on traditional cafeteria service, buffet service, counter service, and different styles of table service like American, English, French and Russian service. The document also covers important considerations for table appointments including linens, dinnerware, glassware and flatware to properly set a table.
This document provides information about the job duties of a food and beverage reviewer. The core duties include preparing dining areas, taking food and drink orders from guests, promoting products, providing food and beverage service, handling room service, and addressing guest concerns. It also discusses various table service styles like gueridon service, silver service, cafeteria service, buffet service, and others. The document seeks to explain the different ways food can be presented and served to guests in hotels and restaurants.
This document discusses different styles of food service, including American plate service where food is plated in the kitchen, French gueridon service where dishes are partially prepared at the table, and Russian silver service where food is presented on silver platters. It also covers self-service styles like buffets, cafeterias, and fast food, where guests serve themselves rather than being served. Key aspects like table settings, roles of servers, and food presentation techniques are compared across service types.
This document discusses different types of meal services including French service, Russian service, buffet meals, and tray meals. It provides details on how each type of service is carried out, who is involved, and where they are commonly used such as in homes, restaurants, or for guests. The key aspects covered are how food is brought to diners, whether servants or the diners themselves serve the food, and the number of courses typically involved in each style of service.
The document discusses different types of food service styles including seated service, French service, American service, English service, Russian service, self-service, and buffet service. It provides details on the characteristics of each service style such as how the food is prepared and served to guests. The document emphasizes that no single service style is superior and that each meets the needs of different circumstances. It also lists various types of buffet services including meal period buffets, brunch buffets, fork buffets, and occasion buffets.
The document discusses different styles of food service, including seated and self-service. It describes French service, American service, English service, and Russian service under seated service. French service involves food being prepared tableside. American service entails dishes being prepared in the kitchen and served by servers. English service has dishes prepared in the kitchen but the host approves them. Russian service is similar to French service. The document also covers buffet service, where guests select their own meals from serving tables, and staffed buffet service where servers assist guests.
This document describes different types of table service in restaurants. It discusses American/plate service where pre-plated foods are served to guests, Russian/silver service where foods are served family-style from platters, and French service which involves tableside food preparation. It also covers buffet, fast food, and counter service styles. The document provides detailed steps and procedures for American and Russian styles of service.
The document discusses different types of table service in restaurants. It describes 10 types of table service including Filipino service, tray service, blue plate service, family or compromise service, American style, Russian service, French service, and English service. It also discusses self-service styles like cafeteria service and buffet service. Finally, it lists different types of restaurants classified by their food service style like salad bars, drive-in restaurants, smorgasbord restaurants, and sandwich/soup restaurants.
The document discusses different types of table service in restaurants. It describes 10 types of table service including Filipino service, tray service, blue plate service, family or compromise service, American style, Russian service, French service, and English service. It also discusses self-service styles like cafeteria service and buffet service. Finally, it lists different types of restaurants classified by their food service style like salad bars, drive-in restaurants, smorgasbord restaurants, and sandwich/soup restaurants.
A buffet meal involves guests serving themselves from various dishes displayed on a table. There are several types of buffet services including plate buffet, tray buffet, and sit-down buffet. Planning the buffet involves arranging dishes in order of importance, choosing easily self-served foods, and having enough seating and serving space. The buffet table is decorated and set with dishes, flatware, and drinks before guests are invited to serve themselves family style.
This document outlines different styles of table service in food and beverage settings including French, Russian, Butler, English/Family, American, and buffet service. It discusses key aspects of each style such as appropriate settings, roles of servers, advantages and disadvantages. It also covers standards for dining room organization, greeting guests at the front door, setting up for service, serving guests including beverage and wine service standards.
This document outlines different styles of table service in food and beverage settings including French, Russian, Butler, English, American, buffet, and cafeteria service. It discusses key aspects of each style such as appropriate settings, roles of servers, advantages and disadvantages. It also covers standards for dining room organization, greeting guests at the front door, setting up for service, serving guests including beverage and wine service standards.
This document outlines different styles of table service in food and beverage settings including French, Russian, Butler, English, American, and buffet service. It discusses key aspects of each style such as appropriate settings, roles of servers, advantages and disadvantages. It also covers standards for dining room organization, greeting guests at the front door, setting up for service, serving guests including beverage and wine service standards.
The document provides definitions and concepts for different types of restaurant services including table d'hôte, a la carte, banquet, Malay service, Chinese service, Indian service, American (plate service), French (gueridon service), Russian (silver service), and self-service styles like buffet, cafeteria, and fast food. It discusses key characteristics, procedures, and etiquette for each type of service. Table d'hôte menus offer fixed price multi-course meals while a la carte allows ordering individually priced items. Banquets are large meals for special functions. Cultural services like Malay, Chinese, and Indian incorporate traditional customs.
Service Styles Presentation - Copy.pptxcheskaa1990
The document discusses various styles of food service including French service, American service, Russian service, English service, apartment or blue plate service, gueridon service, and smorgasbord. French service involves dishes being prepared tableside, while American service features pre-plated dishes. Russian service entails dishes being served directly from silver platters. English service has the host portioning foods to serve family style. Blue plate service pre-packages meals in divided plates. Gueridon service finishes cooking foods at the table. A smorgasbord offers an assortment of open sandwiches and other foods for self service.
This document discusses food service establishments and fine dining restaurants. It provides an overview of different types of food service establishments and describes the dining operation of a fine dining restaurant. It discusses the standards of restaurants according to the Department of Tourism and covers topics like types of table service, dining experience, accreditation of restaurants in the Philippines, and career opportunities.
This document discusses the five main customer processes for food service:
1. Table service where customers are served at their table. This includes types like English, French, and Russian service.
2. Assisted service where customers receive some food at their table and self-serve other items, like at a carvery.
3. Self-service where customers help themselves, like at a buffet or cafeteria.
4. Single point service where customers order, pay, and receive food at one location like a takeaway, drive-thru, or bar.
5. Specialized service where food is brought to customers, such as tray service in hospitals, trolley service on trains, or room
This document outlines the history and styles of table service. It discusses how table service has evolved over time from ancient Greece and Rome, through the Middle Ages and Renaissance, to modern forms of service. The document identifies three main styles of table service - informal, formal, and compromise. It then provides details on specific types of service, including American, apartment, formal, family, French, tray, and buffet services. The purpose is to teach students about different table service methods.
The document describes 6 different styles of table service: Russian service, American service, French service, Blue plate service, Family service, and guidelines for Russian service. Russian service involves food being brought to the table on platters and served to guests. American service involves pre-plated individual portions being served. French service involves food being prepared at the table. Blue plate service and American service are similar but use blue plates. Family service involves communal serving from shared platters.
This document discusses different types of food service including self-service options like cafeterias and buffets as well as food-server services involving counter service and table service. It provides details on traditional cafeteria service, buffet service, counter service, and different styles of table service like American, English, French and Russian service. The document also covers important considerations for table appointments including linens, dinnerware, glassware and flatware to properly set a table.
2. Page 2
TABLE SETTING
- To the proper
placement and artistic
arrangement of table
appointment.
3. Page 3
COVER
- Refer to the space
occupied by a person at
the table (20-21 inches
long) with table
appointments.
4. Page 11
FORMAL
- Requires more
planning, detailed
preparation, and
elaborate tableware
than any of the other
styles.
5. Page 12
INFORMAL
- At an informal setting, fewer utensils
are used and serving dishes are
placed on the table.
- Often, in less formal settings, the
napkin and/or cutlery may be held
together in a single bundle by a
napkin ring.
6. Page 13
TABLE SERVICE
- Is a style of serving
food where the diner
sits at the table and
served by waiter or
waitress
7. Page 14
MEAL SERVICE STYLES
• Russian Service
• English Service
• Family Service
• American Service
• Blue Plate Service
• Filipino Service
• French Service
8. Page 16
1. Russian Service-
“European, Formal, or
Continental”
- used for luxurious
restaurant and hotel
- no finger food
14. Page 22
3. Family Service- “Compromise”
- some food are prepared
directly at the table, some are
taken from the kitchen and
served in the individual dishes
- the type of service is usually
done for guest not more than
eight.
16. Page 24
4.American Service
- more economical and
speedy than Russian and
French service , since only
one waiter is needed to
serve the guest
17. Page 25
- the food is prepared
and arrange on a large
plate on stand and serve
by the waiter to the
dining room.
- the plates of food
are served by the waiter.
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5. FRENCH SERVICE
- type of table service
were two waiter or
waitresses in each station
- the chef of rank or
CHEF DE RANG
20. Page 28
- act as the principle
waiter
- the chef de rang
takes the order, serves
all kind of drinks and
prepared the food at
the table.
21. Page 29
- COMMIS DE RANG
- assist the Chef De
Rang who takes the order
to the kitchen
- the French Service is
type of service usually
done in luxury dining
rooms.
22. Page 30
6. Blue Plate Service- food
is served on individual
plates
- Characterized by the
“blue-plate”, a plate that
is divided into sections
23. Page 31
- it is made ready for
serving and placed on the
table just before the diner
sit down.
24. Page 32
7. TRAY SERVICE
-used for serving meal
for the sick in the
hospital or at home or
in serving breakfast in
bed.
26. Page 34
8. FILIPINO SERVICE
- used by Filipinos
without the
employment of waiter
or waitress
27. Page 35
- all courses are
placed on the table
with serving spoon for
each course
28. Page 36
SELF SERVICE
- is usually offered in
cafeteria and food service
establishments that use
buffet service,
smorgasboard, vendo
machine and drive in
restaurants
35. Page 43
2. BUFFET SERVICE
- meal service
use for a large
number of guests
36. Page 44
GUIDELINES IN PREPARING
A BUFFET SERVICE
1. The dining table should
be large enough to
accommodate all table
appointments and
centerpiece.
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2. The guest serves
themselves in buffet
service
3. The following are
arrangement for a
buffet service
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a. The hostess
provides chair for sit
down and tray buffet.
The guest sit on the
chair and eat from the
plate held on hand or
placed at lap.
39. Page 47
b. The host/hostess
may provide an
individual tray for
each guest for
his/her plate and
beverage ware.
40. Page 48
c. The dining table
is complete with
table
appointments
needed except the
dinner plate.
44. Page 52
COUNTER SERVICE
- most economical style of
service
- commonly used in
supermarket, groceries,
mall, coffee shops, drug
store and other
establishment.
45. Page 53
1. Snack bars
- small bar
containing food
or snacks and
beverage.
46. Page 54
2. TAKE OUT COUNTER
- take out meal
are offered inthis
counter which
includes propeer
packaging of food
58. Page 66
7. The glass is
placed just above
the point of the
knife.
59. Page 67
8. The bread and butter
plate is used in informal
dinner placed at the tip of
the fork, with butter
spreader. it is place
across the bread and
butter plate.
60. Page 68
9. The salt and
pepper shakers
are place
between each
cover
61. Page 69
10.The cup and
saucer are placed
on the right side of
the cover with the
cup handle c-turned
to the right.