Types of restaurants Pascu Robert

1. Types of restaurants.
Pascu Robert MIEADR IMAPA GROUP 8104
Petrescu Petre MIEADR IMAPA GROUP 8104
Petrica Daniel MIEADR IMAPA GROUP 8104
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University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest, Romania
59 Mărăști Blvd, District 1, 011464, Bucharest, Romania
Keywords:casual, restaurants, food, bread, family, dinindg, finestcafe.
INTRODUCTION
There are many differ types of restaurant concepts to choose from, when planning a new restaurant. It can be hard to decide
which concept will be right for you. Before you settle on one particular concept, first consider the following: who’s your
audience? What is your price range? Are you thinking formal or casual? Do you have a particular type of food in mind that you
can build a brand around? Below are eight distinct types of restaurant concepts, from fast food chains to fine dining. Keep in
mind that your restaurant design theme can blur the line between concepts to make it unique.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Coordinating teacher: Mihai Daniel Frumușelu
REFERENCES
http://restaurants.about.com/od/restaurantconcepts/tp/Different-
Types-Of-Restaurant-Concepts.htm)
STUDENTS’ SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM
USAMV MIEADR 2015
• Fast Casual
One of the hottest trends at the moment is fast casual, which is a slightly more upscale (and therefore more expensive) than fast
food. Fast casual restaurantsoffer disposable dishes and flatware, but their food tends to be presented as more upscale, such as
gourmet breads and organic ingredients. Open kitchens are popular with fast casual chains, where customers can see their food
being prepared. Panera Bread is a good example of fast casual. More »
Family Style
Family style dining, also known as casual style dining in the United States, offers moderately priced entrees from menus
featuring a mix of classics cuisines, individualized with signature sauces, dips or other toppings cuisine.
Fine Dining
The term Fine Dining brings to mind all kinds of images, from crisp white table cloths to waiters in tuxedos. Fine dining, just as
the name suggests, offers patrons the finest in food, service and atmosphere. It is also the highest priced type of restaurant you
can operate.
Café or Bistro
A café is a restaurant that does not offer table service. Customers order their food from a counter and serve themselves.
CONCLUSION
In retrospect, eating at sit down restaurants increases the amount of food intake. Oftentimes, much is consumed
unconsciously while watching television or socializing with party members. In other circumstances, the idea of specials
and happy hour plays a role in terms of money and consumption.