Fundamentals In Food And Beverage Service Operations PDF
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This document provides an overview of food and beverage (F&B) operations, including various types of service, the hierarchy within the F&B department, and hygiene and safety protocols. It also discusses various types of restaurants, such as cafes, restaurants, and more. The document also details various job roles in the F&B sector.
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Fundamentals in Food and Beverage Service Operations INTRODUCTION TO THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE OPERATIONS Discuss the overview of the F&B Operations Identify the various types of service operation Familiarize with the hierarchy in the F&B Department Work Hygiene and Safety Overview of...
Fundamentals in Food and Beverage Service Operations INTRODUCTION TO THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE OPERATIONS Discuss the overview of the F&B Operations Identify the various types of service operation Familiarize with the hierarchy in the F&B Department Work Hygiene and Safety Overview of the Food and Beverage Industry Itis a sector or industry that specializes in the conceptualization, making of, and delivery of products and services Derived from the French work “restaurer” which means to restore The father of the modern restaurant The person who introduced a free- standing restaurant in Paris in 1765 Types of Food Service An establishment that offers products and services to people away from home. Food Service (US English) Catering Industry (British English) Commercial Food Service Earn Profit Subsidizedor Welfare Food Service Non-profit oriented Food & Beverage Outlets Subsidized or Commercial Welfare Institutional General Market Restricted Market Employee Catering Catering Travel catering, Schools, Hotels, restaurants, clubs universities, In-house caterer, bars, fastfoods, etc. function & event colleges, hospitals, Contract caterer catering prisons Characterized by customer self-service. Patrons move along a line where a server plates a wide variety of hot and cold food which are already prepackaged, and drinks are self-service Itis also known as “Quick service restaurant.” Service is “fast” but not the Food Self-Service Fastest growing segment Not good for a formal occasion Canbe considered as a “Casual Dining Restaurant.” Moderate price Not a typical menu Not fast service Quiet Atmosphere Reservation is required during peak season Also known as “Fine Dining Restaurant.” Superb quality of products and services Elegant Atmosphere Best for a special occasion Most of the time requires a reservation E.g. Pio’s Kitchen, Antonio’s A restaurant that takes Barbie Café - Taiwan priority of the concept first. Toilet Restaurant- Taiwan Restaurants that feature foods of different nationality or cuisines An establishment that offers alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink Smorgasbord (Swedish) An eat-all-you-can type of service with a fixed price per head An establishment that offers cold cuts such as meats and cheeses. Also, provide sandwiches and other unusual foreign delicacies. A food and beverage outlet serving guests, specifically the guests staying in the hotel. Thus, walk-in is also allowed. Provide Room Service. What are the functions of the Food and Beverage Department? Provide the needs of the guests Generate Revenue and increase profit Fulfil and exceed guests’ expectations Identify trends and make response Coffee Shops Pizza Parlor Ice Cream Parlor Drive-thru Drive-In Samgyupsal On-premise and off- premise catering To provide food and services to the patrons visiting leisure and recreation destinations Why do guests dine out? THE 5 CATEGORIES OF CUSTOMERS Cater-to-Mes” (a market segment who want dining to be an indulgence) Guests who patronize the restaurant because they are not in the mood to cook Feel they work hard & deserve a break Want to spend time with family & friends Either the host and will pay the check or invited by someone else Are on vacation or celebrating a birthday, wedding anniversary, graduation, or some other occasion They crave a menu item or are not in the mood to plan a meal Want a special meal that only one restaurant prepares Time-crunched people who work long hours; busy with stressful jobs Their children may be driving them crazy Organization Chart of Food and Beverage Operation F and B Manager F and B Supervisor Captain Waiter Receptionis Waiter/ Bartender t Waitress Cashier Bus Boy Powder Girl He/She handles the overall operation of the Food and Beverage department. Assist the F and B Manager Represent the F and B department in the absence of the F and B Manager ACaptain Waiter supervises the activities of workers in a section of the dining room. Also, sometimes receives guests and conducts them to tables. Describes or suggest food courses and appropriate wines. Assistand serve the food of the guests. When a customer walks into a restaurant, the first person they usually meet is the receptionist. One of the most vital roles within the business, often acting as a go-between for the diner and other members of the staff, a receptionist must take a professional and polite manner toward customers. Servesand prepares alcoholic or mixed drinks. Theone who handles the guests’ accounts. A personnel that bus out soiled/used dishes. A waiter can be also a bus boy 1. Height 2. Pleasing Personality 3. Physically fit Socialskill - the ability to deal properly with other people. Emotional Skill – the ability to control your temper or emotion. The ability to deliver and receive information or messages efficiently. The ability to follow rules and policies, command or order properly. Strictlyobserve your personal hygiene Wear the prescribed uniform Observe health protocols Master fundamental skills.