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5. Specialized service where food is brought to customers, such as tray service in hospitals, trolley service on trains, or room
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2. The five customer processes
A. Service at a laid cover
B. Assisted service – part service at a laid
cover and part self-service
C. Self service
D. Service at a single point (ordering,
receipt of order and payment
E. Specialised service or service in situ
3.
4.
5. 1.Table service:
• The customer is served at a laid cover
• Includes:
– Silver
– English
– Plate/American
– Butler/French
– Russian
– Guéridon
• Also found on bar counters
6. In this category, the guest enters in the area and is
seated. Menu lists are given or displayed for orders.
The orders are been taken by waiter/ess. Then the
service is done using a laid cover on the table. The
following are types of service come under this
category:
1. English Service
2. French service
3. Silver service
4. American / pre-plated service
5. Russian service
6. Guèrdon service
7. Snack bar service
7. English Service:
Often referred to as the "Host Service" because the
host plays an active role in the service. Food is
brought on platters by the waiter and is shown to the
host for approval. The waiter then places the platters on
the tables. The host either portions the food onto the
guest plates directly or portions the food and allows the
waiter to serve.
For replenishment of guest food the waiter may then
take the dishes around for guests to help themselves or
be served by the waiter.
8. The table is set for hors d'oeuvres, soup, main
courses and sweet dish in sterling silverware. The food
is portioned into silver platters at the kitchen itself, which
are placed at the sideboard with burners or hot plates to
keep the food warm in the restaurant. Plates are placed
before the guest. The waiter then picks the platter from the
hot plate and presents the dish to the host for approval.
He serves each guest using a service spoon and fork. All
food is presented in silver dishes with elaborate dressing.
9.
10.
11. The American service is a pre‐plated service,
which means that the food is served into the
guest's plate in the kitchen itself and brought
to the guest. The kitchen predetermines the
portion and the accompaniments served with
the dish and then balance the entire
presentation in terms of nutrition and colour.
This type of service is commonly used in a
coffee shop where service is required to be
fast.
12.
13.
14. This is a service where a dish comes partially
prepared from the kitchen to be completed in
the restaurant by the waiter or, when a
complete meal is cooked at the tableside in
the restaurant. The cooking is done on a
gueridon trolley, which is a mobile trolley
with a gas cylinder and
burners. The waiter plays a prominent part,
as he is required to fillet, carve, flambé and
prepare the food with showmanship. The
waiter has to have considerable dexterity
and skill.
15.
16.
17. Tall stools are placed along a counter so
that the guest may eat the food at the
counter itself. In better establishments, the
covers are laid out on the counter itself.
Food is either displayed behind the counter
for the guests to choose from, or is listed on
a menu card or simple black board.
18. An elaborate silver service thought to be the
foundation of French service except that the food
is portioned and carved by the waiter at the
guèridon trolley in the restaurant in full view of
the guests.
Display and theatrical presentation are a major
part of this service. The principle involved is to
have whole joints, poultry, game and fish
elaborately dressed and garnished, presented to
guests and carved and portioned by the waiter.
19.
20.
21. It is a very personalised service.
Food is brought from the kitchen in
dishes and salvers, which are placed
directly on the table. The plates are
kept near the dish and the guests help
themselves.
22.
23. 2.Assisted service:
Customer served part of the meal at a table
and is required to obtain part through
self-service (for example in a carvery-type
operation)
A carvery is a restaurant where cooked meat is freshly sliced to order
for customers, sometimes offering unlimited servings for a fixed
price. The term is most commonly used in the U.K. Ireland and
australia , but it is also found in the U.S.
24. Assisted Service
In this type of category, the guest
enters in the dining area and helps
himself to the food, either from a
buffet counter or he may get served
partly at table by waiter/ess and he
collects any extras he needs
from the counter. Eating may be done
on either at table, standing or in
lounge area/ banquet hall.
25. Buffet Service:
A self‐service, where food is displayed on tables.
The guest takes his plate from a stack at
the end of each table or requests the waiter behind
the buffet table to serve him. For sit‐down buffet
service, tables are laid with crockery and cutlery as
in a restaurant. The guest may serve himself at the
buffet table and return to eat at the guest table laid
out. The waiter may serve a few courses like the
appetiser and soup at the table.
26.
27. 3.Self-service:
• The customer is required to help him or
herself from a buffet or counter
• Counters can be:
– Straight line counter with payment point at end
– Free-flow - customers move at will to random
service points
– Echelon – series of counters at angles to save space
– Supermarket - Island service points within a free-
flow area
28. Cafeteria Service:
This service exists normally in
industrial canteens, colleges,
hospitals or hotel
cafeterias. To facilitate quick service,
the menu is fixed and is displayed on
large boards. The guest may
have to buy coupons in advance,
present them to the counter waiter who
then serves the desired item.
29.
30. 4.Single point service:
• The customer orders, pays and receives
the food and beverages at a counter:
– At take away; fast food; drive thru; kiosk;
food court, vending machine
– At a bar in licensed premises
31. Single Point Service
In this category, the guest orders, pays
for his order and gets served all at a
single point. There may be
may not be any dinning area or seats.
The different types are:
1. Take away service
2. Vending
3. Kiosk
4. Food court
33. Take Away: Customer orders and is served from single
point, at counter, hatch or snack stand; customer
consumes off the premises.
Vending: Provision of food service and beverage service
by means of automatic retailing.
Food Court: series of autonomous counters where
customers may either order and eat or buy from a
number of counters and eat in separate eating area, or
take‐away.
Kiosks: Outstation to provide service for peak demand
or in specific location (may be open for
customers to order or used for dispensing only)
34.
35.
36. Kiosk is a small,
separated garden pavilion open
on some or all sides. Kiosks were
common
in Persia, India, Pakistan, and in
the Ottoman Empire from the
13th century onward. Today,
there are many kiosks in and
around the Topkapı
Palace in Istanbul, and they are
37. 5.Specialised service
(or service in situ):
• The food and beverage is taken to where the
customer is.
• Includes: tray service in hospitals, hotels or
aircraft, trolley service, home delivery,
lounge service, room service and drive-in
38. A) Grill Room Service: In this form of service
various meats are grilled in front of the guest.
The meats may be displayed behind a glass
partition or well decorated counter so that the guest
can select his exact cut of meat. The food comes
pre‐plated.
B) Tray service: Method of service of whole or
part of meal on tray to customer in situ, e.g.
hospitals aircraft or railway catering.
39. C) Trolley service: Method of service
of food and beverages form trolley,
away from dining areas, e.g. for
office workers, in aircraft or on trains.
D) Home‐ Delivery: Food delivered to
customer’s home or place of work,
e.g. Pizza home delivery or Meal on
wheels etc.
E) Lounge Service: Service of variety
of foods & beverages in lounge area.
40. F) Room Service: It implies serving of
food and beverage in guest rooms of
hotels. Small orders are served in trays.
Major meals are taken to the room on
trolleys. The guest places his order with
the room service order taker. There are
3(three) types of Room service:
1. Centralized room service
2. De-centralized room service
3. Mobile room service
41. Centralized room service: Here all the
food orders are processed from the
main kitchen and sent to the rooms by a
common team of waiters.
Decentralized room service: Each floor
or a set of floor may have separate
pantries to service them. Orders are
taken at a central point by order‐takers
who in turn convey the order to the
respective pantry.
42. Mobile Pantries/ room service: Some hotels
have pantries installed in service elevators. Orders
are received by a central point that convey it to
the mobile pantry. The pantry has to just switch
on the floor and give instant service. For the sake
of information, in countries, which have a
shortage of manpower, large hotels install
mechanized dispensing units in rooms. The guest
inserts the necessary value of coins into the
machine, which will eject pre-prepared food and
beverages for guest consumption.
43. Silver serve food from the left
Serve plater to plate from left
Serve plated foods from the
right
Serve all beverages from the
right
Clear from the right
44. Use trays
Separate tasks of:
serving at table
food/drink collection
sideboard/workstation
clearing
Use checklists for tasks
required for clearing after
service