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During the new server training schedule, what notation should trainers use to indicate if a task has been fully grasped by the trainee?

  • IP (In Progress)
  • NMP (Needs More Practice)
  • S (Successfully) (correct)
  • TBD (To Be Determined)

During the orientation tour on Day 1, new servers are introduced exclusively to the management team and not to other team members.

False (B)

On Day 2 of the server training program, what specific linguistic skill is emphasized to enhance the guest experience?

hospitality and elevated language

On Day 3 of the server training, new hires undergo practical assessment, demonstrated by practicing napkin folds, tray service, and complete ______.

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What primary activity does the '2nd Follow' involve during the food run review on Day 4?

<p>Describing lunch versus dinner options (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During Day 5 of server training, setting up and breaking down the bar is not part of the activities.

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On Day 6, while taking lead on the section, who is closely supervising the new server?

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The final assessment on Day 7 of the new server training is a two part evaluation including a written exam and a ______.

<p>mock dine</p> Signup and view all the answers

As part of the 'Ready to Go' checklist on Day 1, employees should park somewhere specific; where should they park?

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Visible cell phones are allowed upstairs, as long as they are on silent.

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According to the 'Ready to Go' standards, servers checking their assigned section should ensure cleanliness and proper stocking. What does this entail?

<p>silverware &amp; glassware &amp; bread plates polished, chair &amp; tables clean-no crumbs, floors surrounding the section, salt &amp; pepper shakers clean &amp; filled</p> Signup and view all the answers

To avoid giving the impression of overstaffing, servers should not ______ at the host stand.

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What concept does hospitality emphasize, contrasting it with mere service?

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In communication standards, it is inappropriate to use slang words and phrases when speaking to members.

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According to general teamwork principles, what should a server do first if a guest has not had a First Approach?

<p>greet the member</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the dish area, items should be arranged following the ______ system by scraping and stacking similar dishes together.

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How should broken glassware be disposed of to maintain safety and cleanliness?

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When stocking the service station, it's acceptable to leave tasks for the next person if you are running out of time during your shift.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the service standards, 'Every job is _______ job.' Complete the phrase.

<p>your</p> Signup and view all the answers

When a member asks for a to-go container, servers are expected to get the needed items and ______ them box it for them.

<p>ask if they would like you to</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes a 'spiel'?

<p>Reading a pre-written script verbatim (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When describing dishes, it is recommended to suggest variations to the menu to cater to a member's preferences.

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What is defined as the common point at which we begin counting seat numbers?

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Provide ______ service, which means that with KYTC there is no need to say anything - Read Your Table.

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When serving water, holding which part of the glass and how much should you pour?

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It is okay to touch the inside of a water glass with the pitcher during water service.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Wine Refill: bring the carafe to fill member's glass at the table ______ at the end.

<p>with a twist</p> Signup and view all the answers

In order taking, ALL orders MUST be written on what?

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What is an important element of being 'Personable and Genuinely Friendly'?

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When a member asks for no salt one dish, it is unnecessary to make them aware of salt on other items if they don't ask specifically.

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On Day 5 new hires will learn how to set-up and ______ the Bar.

<p>close-down</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the correct verbal etiquette with the incorrect phrase:

<p>Hey Guys = Good morning/afternoon, welcome to Entrada (Country Club) Whan can I get ya? = May I be of assistance? No Problem = It's my pleasure You Betcha = It would be my pleasure.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some ways to show professionalism?

<p>Using slang in every sentence (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the attitude guidelines, it is okay to have a bad attitude if your co-worker is supportive.

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What adjectives describe a dish that has been cooked in an oven, often resulting in a crispy outer coating?

<p>baked</p> Signup and view all the answers

A ______ is a food that was coated with a breadcrumb mixture or batter that is then baked or fried into a crispy outer layer.

<p>breaded food</p> Signup and view all the answers

What texture does a dish that has been cooked in boiling liquid result in?

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According to the definition of Gluten, what are the common ingredients gluten can be found in?

<p>wheat, rye, barley and triticale</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is true about the difference between lactose intolerance and a dairy allergy?

<p>They both have the same symptoms (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is in the Butternut Squash salad? (Select all that apply)

<p>roasted walnut (A), granny smith apple (B), butternut squash (C), dried cranberry (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

It is okay to pretend to love something you don't.

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Flashcards

Hospitality

A state of mind involving generous reception, welcoming guests in a pleasant environment.

Teamwork

Working together to achieve a common goal, exceeding member expectations.

Side Work

The cleaning and maintenance tasks required to ensure smooth service.

Pivot point

Common starting point to count seat numbers at the tables

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KYTC (Keep Your Table Current)

Providing seamless service by reading the needs of the customers at the table

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Water Service

Pour water below the top 1/3 of the the glass away from the table

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Successful Spiel

State the dish's name, make general statement about the dish, describe with adjectives.

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Gluten

Proteins in wheat, rye, barley and tricale holding food together

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Lactose intolerance.

Inability to digest sugar found in dairy products

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Professionalism

The way you present yourself to others

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Attitude

One of the most important things at work place

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Personalized service

Listening and paying attention to what people react to

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Acidic

A food with a sharp taste

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Bittersweet

A less harsh taste than bitterness

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Briny

Another word for salty

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Citrusy

A bright flavor

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Cooling

A taste that mimics the feeling of cold

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Earthy

Reminiscent of fresh soil

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Fiery

Taste that feels hot

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Fresh.

Light and crisp

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Full-bodied

Feeling full and heavy.

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Herbal

Taste of herbs.

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Honeyed

Taste that reminds you of honey

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Nutty

Taste like nuts

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Rich

Full and heavy flavor

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Robust

Taste with earthiness

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Sharp

Harsh, bitter flavor.

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Smoky

Reminiscent of smoke.

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Sour

Biting, tart flavor

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Spicy

Burning taste

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Sweet.

Sugary taste

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Tangy

Tart, tingling flavor

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Tart

Sharp, bitter flavor.

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Yeasty

Reminiscent of yeast

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Woody

Earthy, nutty taste

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Zesty

Fresh!

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Velvety

Tender like velvet

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Study Notes

  • New server training schedule
  • Trainers should notate if each task is completed
  • Notate Successfully (S) or Needs More Practice (NMP)

Day 1

  • Orientation: Tour of the building, introduction to the team
  • Review of uniform
  • Hours of operations
  • Telephone #
  • Employee parking
  • Schedule
  • Injury at work
  • New hire videos & reading
  • 1 hour of food running

Day 2

  • Hospitality and elevated language
  • Host basics
  • Table numbers & seat positions
  • Table set up
  • Napkin folds (square, triangle, roll up, serviette)
  • Watering & bread/ chip service
  • Tray service R/L
  • 1 hour food running
  • Learn to change ketchup & soda BIBS

Day 3

  • Test: Hospitality & Basics, including napkin folds, tray service, and table set
  • 1 hour Jonas practice
  • Describe lunch VS. dinner
  • Review menu & practice spiels
  • 1st Follow shadow only
  • Make a latte
  • How to box to-go food at table
  • Shadow wine service

Day 4

  • Quiz on spieling and day 1 & 2
  • 1 hour food run review menu
  • 2nd Follow
  • Write orders on first few tables with server
  • By end of night greet & spiel tables
  • See closing paperwork & side work

Day 5

  • Test on menu
  • Bar train
  • Wine service
  • Set up & break down on bar

Day 6

  • Test on bar
  • Take lead on section (supervisor close by)
  • Role play practice spieling
  • Jonas work
  • Wine service

Day 7

Final Test & Mock Dine

Server New Hire Orientation

  • Day 1: Orientation
  • Welcome to the Team!
  • Tour of the building, introduction to the management team
  • Review of policy & procedures
  • Learn Entrada Mission Statement (see attachment)
  • New Hire Reading & Videos (see attachment)

Ready to Go

  • Park in designated spots
  • Ensure complete uniform
  • No smoking/vaping while walking on the property
  • Food is unavailable during shift
  • Clock in at scheduled time
  • No chewing gum
  • No visible or audible cell phones upstairs
  • Check the assigned section for cleanliness and proper stocking:
  • Servers go to assigned section and check the following:
  • Silverware & Glassware & Bread Plates Polished
  • Chair & Tables Clean-No Crumbs
  • Floors surrounding the section
  • Salt & Pepper shakers clean & filled
  • Do NOT linger at the host stand

General Rules of Table Service

  • See Attachment & Watch Do's & Don'ts of Service Video
  • Review of Menu

Day 2: Hospitality

  • Test over General Rules of Service & Orientation
  • Hospitality is a state of mind given to a generous and cordial reception

Hospitality

  • Every employee can impact the service experience through embracing member interaction
  • The member experience is the sum of several details small and large
  • We must sweat the small stuff-attention to detail costs us nothing
  • Hospitality vs Service:
  • Hospitality is the mentality of doing something FOR people
  • Service is the mentality of doing something TO people

Hospitality Zones

  • Initiate contact
  • 25 feet zone: warm/nonverbal acknowledgement
  • 15 feet zone: warm/sincere verbal greeting
  • Goal: make the members extremely excited

Referring to Etiquette

  • Communication is key, follow the verbal etiquette
  • Communicate efficiently with members
  • Speak to females always as "ladies”
  • Call the member by name at least three times during the interaction
  • Smile!
  • Have fun so your tables do too

Teamwork Concepts

  • Teamwork is the most important factor in service
  • General Teamwork
  • Choose your attitude
  • Everyone is a team and act that way
  • Greet your tables
  • Work together to exceed the member's expectations Help members

Host Basics

  • Know the floor chart for Table Numbers & Seat Positions
  • Learn table setup and how to fold napkins
  • Answer the phone correctly
  • Learn the menus and the rules of table service

Dish Area-Decoy System

  • NCO - Neat, Clean & Organized in the dish area
  • Glasses empty when they go into the rack
  • Silverware handle up Never bang dishes against the trash
  • Inform machine operator before stacking dishes on top of each other

Do's & Dont's

  • Don’t throw small utensils or chipped plates into the trash
  • Be mindful of glassware when disposing of waste

Day 3: Shadow Service

  • Test on Hospitality and Host Basics
  • Jonas Training is next

Jonas Training Points

  • Loading thermal paper
  • Logging in (8844)
  • Menu Screen
  • Seat positions
  • Course separator
  • Modifying
  • How to split tickets
  • How to house acct.
  • Member charge/credit cards
  • Print check
  • Cash out

Side Work Expectations

  • Everyone is resposnible for restocking
  • Clean service stations
  • Keep stations stoced

Other Guidelines

  • Every job is everyone's job- work together
  • Know the knife and Latte/Cappucino rules

Food Handling

  • The member may have food-to-go. Provide containers
  • The spiel is the way to sell your food Three ways to make it stick:
  • Name
  • Statement
  • Description

Tips

  • Use Adjectives to describe
  • Communicate professionally, clearly and loud enough
  • Make eye contact
  • Adapt what they want, and let them know we will do our best to accomodate
  • Refer to workbook for adjectives on preparation

Pivot Points

  • Used to count tables
  • Place the numbers accordingly
  • When delivering dishes, know the order of the table to eliminate auctioning

Keep Your Tables Current (KYTC)

  • Reading your tables
  • Maintain the water and drinks
  • Get the check when prompted

Water

  • Hold on the bottom 1/3, don't touch the pitcher to glass

COffee/tea

  • Offer cream and flavors

Fountain, bottle, soda

  • Refills are free

Wine

  • Present bottle with info
  • Pour to all, starting with women

Day 4 - Service Day 2

  • Now testing go, spiel, and Jonas Be effective when writing tickets to assure no mistakes

Tips for Effective Order Taking

  • Tickets must be written on a proper check
  • One table
  • Be sure to be accurate on the top
  • All drinks match correct table

Quick steps

  • Be Personable and Genuiunely Friendly
  • Be Gracious and Sincere
  • Accommodating and Polished
  • Knowledgeable and Confident
  • Observant and Engaged (Focused)
  • Seemless

Anticipate Guest

  • Ensure all the customer has items before each course

Day 5 - Bar Training

  • Test on Menu!
  • RABS card can be obtained in workbook
  • Set up and close downs in Bar
  • Review Cleaning List
  • Review Transfer List
  • Review Stocking Procedures

Learn Beer

  • See beer and styles in Workbook!

Wine

  • Pairing and service of wine is important in the workbook

Cocktail skills

  • Learn and make sure you know all of them!

Day 6 - Take the Lead

  • Review everything from day 1-5
  • Take the lead!

Last Step

  • Test from all days and talk to a supervisor

Day 7 - Mock Dine

  • The big show!

Jonas Training

  • Be accurate and review ticket training

Ticket Handling

  • Handle all types like cash or member accounts

-Starting a ticket – member vs inn guest/non-member -Table #'s, Names, Seat Position, No Cash Tickets -Review Menus and know the menu

  • Review of ringing in orders
  • Splitting checks effectively
  • Combining checks
  • Voiding and making corrections Getting another servers checks
  • Closing tickets
  • Accurately checking information

End of shift

  • End of shift reports

Common Language to Improve & Verbal Etiquette

  • Be more professional in language!
  • Don’t swear or use slang
  • Do not touch or use you, always offer if the person wants
  • Know your manners!

Professionalism Guidelines:

  • Three points to being professional
  • Look
  • Attitude
  • Way you talk

Reminders

  1. Be clean and presentable with clothes
  2. Good attitude and presentation
  3. Show that you have no complaints- don’t be negaive

Attitude

  • Work is better when we have good attitude
  • Help others be Happy
  • Lift everyone up!

Service

  • Treat guests respectfully
  • Give them proper service - don't overshare

Questions

  • Ask where they are coming from
  • If anything tell them that they do not need to share

Adjectives Explaining Taste

  • Acidic: sharp
  • Bitter
  • Bittersweet: less harsh than bitter
  • etc

Adjectives Describing Texture

  • Airy
  • Buttery
  • Chewy
  • Creamy
  • etc

Descriptions

  • Baked _ Blanched
  • Blanched
  • Roasted

Food terms

  • Marinated
  • Poached
  • Roasted
  • Smoked
  • Whipped

vs Say is a more professional terms

Gluten

  • Is found in wheat
  • Breads or baked goods
  • pasta
  • Barley -Malt
  • beer

Oats

  • Gluten free, but watch out for contamination Always use ingredients

Dairy products to avoid

  • Avoid some products if lactose intolerance is high
  • Watch dressings for cheese

All entrees do not contain

  • Gluten with some options
  • Dairy free options available
  • There are entrees with a wide range of appetiziers and salads
  • Alcohol drinks at Sol Mesa

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Training schedule for new servers, including orientation, hospitality, table setup, and menu reviews. Tasks are marked as Successfully completed (S) or Needs More Practice (NMP). Includes food running, learning napkin folds, and Jonas practice.

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