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Food and Beverage Service
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Restaurant Preparation
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Briefing
 Briefing is a short and concise instruction about to be performed each
work shift to facilitate a two say communication between the
management and the staff
 Briefing is conducted by the supervisor at the beginning of each work
day and it involves all supervisory level staffs from related departments.
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 It is a daily routine performed in the presence of all the work related
staffs followed by Mise-en-scene and Mise-en-place.
Briefing Before Service
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Importance of Briefing
 Helps the staff to know the special assignments of the day.
 Helps the staff to know the functions, reservations, menu & service.
 Review of general rules & policies.
 Likes & dislikes of regular guests.
 Helps in running the operation smoothly.
When briefing is completed, the shift supervisor may allocate specific task to
a specific person. It may vary from place to place depending on type of
restaurant and scale of operation.
 Host: Responsible for seating and cleaning after every guest turn.
 Runner: Responsible for servicing food.
 Station charge: Responsible for Mise-én-Place and taking order.
 Cashier: Responsible for cash flow for the shift and billing
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Mise-en-Scene
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 Mise-en-scene refers to preparing the environment of the area in
order to make it pleasant, comfortable, safe, and hygienic for the
waiter restaurant is the service area.
 Before each service session, the restaurant should be made
presentable enough to accept guests.
Mise-en Scene
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The Following Mise-en-Scene
 Carpets are well brushed
 All tables and chairs are serviceable
 Table lights or wall lights have functioning bulbs
 Menu cards are presentable and attractive
 Tent cards or other sales material are presentable
 Doors and windows are thrown open for sometime to air the restaurant.
This should be followed by closing the windows and doors
 Setting the air-conditioning or heating to a comfortable temperature.
 Exchange dirty lines for fresh linen.
 Table cloths and mats are laid on the tables
 Wilted flowers are discarded and fresh flowers requisitioned
 The waiter, you should ensure the following mis-en- scene is complete
before opening:
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Mise-en Place
Mise-En-Place
 Mise-en place is important, to both staff and guests.
 Mise-en-place means “putting in place” and is the term attributed to pre-
preparation of a work place for ultimate smooth service.
 To ensure that restaurant is ready for service.
 A station comprises of a given number of tables, which are attended by a
given team of waiters.
 Thus a restaurant may have several stations, each with a team of waiters.
 In large restaurants a captain or chef-de-rang may head each station.
It involves
 Laying out the work area.
 Having all equipment cleaned, polished, inspected and laid out correctly.
 Having sideboards, service tables correctly stocked and ready.
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1. A side board (or dummy waiter) is a piece of furniture with shelves and
cupboards.
2. Spacious enough to hold all linen, cutlery, crockery etc. for service to a
particular number of covers.
3. The smooth functioning of service in the given covers will depend on how
thoroughly the sideboard has been prepared.
4. Before a restaurant opens for service the sideboard must be equipped with
the following items:
• Cold water in jugs with under plates and napkin to cover
• All-important proprietary sauces as Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco
sauce, tomato ketchup etc.
• Toothpicks in toothpick holders
• Sugar bowls with teaspoons for each
• Straw holders
• Pickles and chutneys
• Bread Baskets or Boats
• Ashtray’s cleaned and polished
• Service spoons and forks
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Mise-en-Place Procedure
 The layout table set up depend on the type of restaurant, service,
menu, time of day or meal, e.g. breakfast, lunch or dinner.
 Whether the meal is Western, Asian or other will also determine
the table setting. Each of these will require a different setting.
Table Layout
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Dress Tables
 Dressing tables means putting tablecloths on the tables.
 There are different types and sizes of tables.
 For example, two tables of two seats can be combined together to
accommodate four guests.
 You should always ensure that the correct size of tablecloth is used, using
two if necessary, to cover the table completely or in accordance with house
standards.
 In a restaurant where tablecloths are used, it is important that the
tablecloths are clean, free from tears and damage and overall, maintained
and in good condition.
 Old, worn or damaged cloths should be removed from circulation and
replaced with new ones.
 It is also important to lay tablecloths correctly.
Dress Tables
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Table Setting
 You already understand that each waiter is responsible for a
‘station’ or set of tables. It is your duty to prepare the tables in your
station for service.
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Table Setting
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Table Setting Procedure
1. Check if the tables need to be in any specific arrangement.
2. Make sure that you check with the reservation or front office, if specific
arrangement is needed when apply.
3. Check all chairs are in position and tablecloths correctly laid.
4. Use covered salver or covered tray to bring all items to the table, at once.
This minimizes trips to sideboards.
5. Lay the tables according to the requirements of the restaurant.
6. When lay-up is completed, check that nothing is missing
Sometimes the restaurant staff work as a team, all helping to lay up the
whole restaurant.
In this case, each person is responsible for laying only one or two items on all
the tables, for example:
 Side plates + service plates
 Dinner forks + small forks
 Soup spoons + dessert spoons
 Dinner knives + side knives
 Fish knives + fish forks • Salt and pepper shakers + mustard (or other table
condiments like sugar and butter)
 Serviettes + ashtrays • Flowers + table numbers
 Glasses
For laying up an entire restaurant prior to service, the brigade method is
faster than the individual method.
It involves teamwork and each member of the team is dependent on the
others to complete their duties correctly.
Brigade Method
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Most Commonly Table setting
Table D’hote Setting
 This is a full place setting that is used in restaurants that have set menus.
 In this case, the place setting is laid up with cutlery for all the courses or
menu items.
 For example, if the menu has soup, then fish, then a roast, followed by
dessert, then a soup spoon, fish knife and fork, dinner knife and fork and
dessert gear will be laid on the setting
 Place salt and pepper and ashtrays.
 Add optional items such as flowers, table numbers.
 Check placement of chairs. They should be lined up evenly with each cover.
 Check uniformity of covers. Spacing of all items should be the same.
 When lay-up is completed, check that nothing is missing.
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Place Card
Table D’hote Set Up
A la Carte Setting
 This is a very simple setting as you don’t know what the guest will be
eating as they will select their meal from a menu with many choices.
 For example, you don’t know at this stage if they will need a steak knife
or a fish knife.
 This is therefore a very simple setting consisting of only the basics that
guests are likely to need.
 Items of cutlery and glassware may be added or removed, depending on
the order.
 You must always check cutlery against food ordered and bring this to
the table after the food order has been placed.
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A la Carte Set Up
Breakfast Setting
 Check table-cloth is clean and replace if necessary.
 Place salt, pepper and ashtrays.
 Place serviette, cup, saucer and side plates. Cup is placed up-side-down
on the saucer.
 Place cutlery.
 Add optional items such as flowers, table numbers.
 Double check tables for lay-up. The cup is placed right side up.
 Place milk, sugar, butter and preserves on table.
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Breakfast Set Up
Trolley Setting for Room Service
 Set a room service tray according to the guest's order.
 Check room number, time and order before assembling tray.
 Check that tray or trolley is clean - top, underside and edges.
 Lay-up the tray or trolley as shown in the picture below. Ashtrays and
under liners are left off to spare space and to avoid spillage and
accidents.
 Check salt and pepper shakers are filled and clean.
 Place items so they are convenient for guest to use, e.g. pots on right,
breads on left.
 Turn spouts away from food and from you. Don't overfill pots. This will
protect you if any hot liquids should spill.
 Hot items are last to go on the tray or inside the heater in the trolley, to
ensure that they have least time to cool.
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Trolley Set Up
 Most restaurants provide either linen or paper serviettes or
napkins, for use by guests during the meal.
 Serviettes can enhance the table setting through the style of fold
and/ or color. d on special occasions such as luncheons, dinners,
and weddings.
 The majority of serviette folds have special names: Cone, Bishop's
Mitre, Rose, Prince of Wales Feather, Cockscomb, and Triple Wave.
 Serviettes must be kept clean all the time. As with tablecloths, old
or damaged serviettes should be removed from circulation.
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Serviettes/Napkins
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Kinds of Napkin Folding
 French Pleat
 Trifold
 Candle
 Opera Fan
 Crown
 Flame
 Bird of Paradise
 Goblet Fan
 Cardinal Hat
 Peak
 Rose
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Kinds of Napkin Folding
 Usually these are prepared
by the Housekeeping
Department or by an outside
company.
 Fresh flowers need to have
water changed daily.
 Vases should be emptied and
washed regularly and check
for insects.
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Flower Arrangements and Table Decorations
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"In" and "Out" Doors
 The doors leading to and from the restaurant and kitchen are known
as 'in and out' doors.
 These doors are designed so that an "In" door does not allow exit
and an "Out" door does not allow entrance.
 This is a safe working practice as it facilitates the safe movement of
staff from one area to another and prevents wait staff bumping into
each other when travelling between the kitchen and restaurant.
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Closing
 Clean the area
 Lock up cupboards, windows and doors.
 Empty cash registers and removal of cash to secure area or main cashier.
 All gas and electrical appliances switched off. Atmospheric control systems
turned off: heaters, fans, air conditioners, music
 Handover to supervisor.
Before going off duty certain information may have to be passed over to the
supervisor in charge, such as:
 Any incidents entered in the book.
 Maintenance problems and completed maintenance forms.
 Any guest requests/information/complaints.
 Any supplies of linen or food stock items to be replenished, including
cleaning agents.
 Any lost property not already handed in.
Closing Down Procedures
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 Remember to return any keys issued to you at the beginning of the shift
before signing off duty.
 The supervisor in charge should sign for them. The headings in both the
'handover' and incident books will include the date, time, incident or
information details and the name of the person making the record and
their signature.
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Restaurant Preparation

  • 4.  Briefing is a short and concise instruction about to be performed each work shift to facilitate a two say communication between the management and the staff  Briefing is conducted by the supervisor at the beginning of each work day and it involves all supervisory level staffs from related departments.   It is a daily routine performed in the presence of all the work related staffs followed by Mise-en-scene and Mise-en-place. Briefing Before Service 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 5. Importance of Briefing  Helps the staff to know the special assignments of the day.  Helps the staff to know the functions, reservations, menu & service.  Review of general rules & policies.  Likes & dislikes of regular guests.  Helps in running the operation smoothly. When briefing is completed, the shift supervisor may allocate specific task to a specific person. It may vary from place to place depending on type of restaurant and scale of operation.  Host: Responsible for seating and cleaning after every guest turn.  Runner: Responsible for servicing food.  Station charge: Responsible for Mise-én-Place and taking order.  Cashier: Responsible for cash flow for the shift and billing 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 7. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra  Mise-en-scene refers to preparing the environment of the area in order to make it pleasant, comfortable, safe, and hygienic for the waiter restaurant is the service area.  Before each service session, the restaurant should be made presentable enough to accept guests. Mise-en Scene
  • 8. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra The Following Mise-en-Scene  Carpets are well brushed  All tables and chairs are serviceable  Table lights or wall lights have functioning bulbs  Menu cards are presentable and attractive  Tent cards or other sales material are presentable  Doors and windows are thrown open for sometime to air the restaurant. This should be followed by closing the windows and doors  Setting the air-conditioning or heating to a comfortable temperature.  Exchange dirty lines for fresh linen.  Table cloths and mats are laid on the tables  Wilted flowers are discarded and fresh flowers requisitioned  The waiter, you should ensure the following mis-en- scene is complete before opening:
  • 10. Mise-En-Place  Mise-en place is important, to both staff and guests.  Mise-en-place means “putting in place” and is the term attributed to pre- preparation of a work place for ultimate smooth service.  To ensure that restaurant is ready for service.  A station comprises of a given number of tables, which are attended by a given team of waiters.  Thus a restaurant may have several stations, each with a team of waiters.  In large restaurants a captain or chef-de-rang may head each station. It involves  Laying out the work area.  Having all equipment cleaned, polished, inspected and laid out correctly.  Having sideboards, service tables correctly stocked and ready. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 11. 1. A side board (or dummy waiter) is a piece of furniture with shelves and cupboards. 2. Spacious enough to hold all linen, cutlery, crockery etc. for service to a particular number of covers. 3. The smooth functioning of service in the given covers will depend on how thoroughly the sideboard has been prepared. 4. Before a restaurant opens for service the sideboard must be equipped with the following items: • Cold water in jugs with under plates and napkin to cover • All-important proprietary sauces as Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco sauce, tomato ketchup etc. • Toothpicks in toothpick holders • Sugar bowls with teaspoons for each • Straw holders • Pickles and chutneys • Bread Baskets or Boats • Ashtray’s cleaned and polished • Service spoons and forks 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra Mise-en-Place Procedure
  • 12.  The layout table set up depend on the type of restaurant, service, menu, time of day or meal, e.g. breakfast, lunch or dinner.  Whether the meal is Western, Asian or other will also determine the table setting. Each of these will require a different setting. Table Layout 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 14.  Dressing tables means putting tablecloths on the tables.  There are different types and sizes of tables.  For example, two tables of two seats can be combined together to accommodate four guests.  You should always ensure that the correct size of tablecloth is used, using two if necessary, to cover the table completely or in accordance with house standards.  In a restaurant where tablecloths are used, it is important that the tablecloths are clean, free from tears and damage and overall, maintained and in good condition.  Old, worn or damaged cloths should be removed from circulation and replaced with new ones.  It is also important to lay tablecloths correctly. Dress Tables 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 16.  You already understand that each waiter is responsible for a ‘station’ or set of tables. It is your duty to prepare the tables in your station for service. . Table Setting 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 17. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra Table Setting Procedure 1. Check if the tables need to be in any specific arrangement. 2. Make sure that you check with the reservation or front office, if specific arrangement is needed when apply. 3. Check all chairs are in position and tablecloths correctly laid. 4. Use covered salver or covered tray to bring all items to the table, at once. This minimizes trips to sideboards. 5. Lay the tables according to the requirements of the restaurant. 6. When lay-up is completed, check that nothing is missing
  • 18. Sometimes the restaurant staff work as a team, all helping to lay up the whole restaurant. In this case, each person is responsible for laying only one or two items on all the tables, for example:  Side plates + service plates  Dinner forks + small forks  Soup spoons + dessert spoons  Dinner knives + side knives  Fish knives + fish forks • Salt and pepper shakers + mustard (or other table condiments like sugar and butter)  Serviettes + ashtrays • Flowers + table numbers  Glasses For laying up an entire restaurant prior to service, the brigade method is faster than the individual method. It involves teamwork and each member of the team is dependent on the others to complete their duties correctly. Brigade Method 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 19. Most Commonly Table setting Table D’hote Setting  This is a full place setting that is used in restaurants that have set menus.  In this case, the place setting is laid up with cutlery for all the courses or menu items.  For example, if the menu has soup, then fish, then a roast, followed by dessert, then a soup spoon, fish knife and fork, dinner knife and fork and dessert gear will be laid on the setting  Place salt and pepper and ashtrays.  Add optional items such as flowers, table numbers.  Check placement of chairs. They should be lined up evenly with each cover.  Check uniformity of covers. Spacing of all items should be the same.  When lay-up is completed, check that nothing is missing. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 21. A la Carte Setting  This is a very simple setting as you don’t know what the guest will be eating as they will select their meal from a menu with many choices.  For example, you don’t know at this stage if they will need a steak knife or a fish knife.  This is therefore a very simple setting consisting of only the basics that guests are likely to need.  Items of cutlery and glassware may be added or removed, depending on the order.  You must always check cutlery against food ordered and bring this to the table after the food order has been placed. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 23. Breakfast Setting  Check table-cloth is clean and replace if necessary.  Place salt, pepper and ashtrays.  Place serviette, cup, saucer and side plates. Cup is placed up-side-down on the saucer.  Place cutlery.  Add optional items such as flowers, table numbers.  Double check tables for lay-up. The cup is placed right side up.  Place milk, sugar, butter and preserves on table. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 25. Trolley Setting for Room Service  Set a room service tray according to the guest's order.  Check room number, time and order before assembling tray.  Check that tray or trolley is clean - top, underside and edges.  Lay-up the tray or trolley as shown in the picture below. Ashtrays and under liners are left off to spare space and to avoid spillage and accidents.  Check salt and pepper shakers are filled and clean.  Place items so they are convenient for guest to use, e.g. pots on right, breads on left.  Turn spouts away from food and from you. Don't overfill pots. This will protect you if any hot liquids should spill.  Hot items are last to go on the tray or inside the heater in the trolley, to ensure that they have least time to cool. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 27.  Most restaurants provide either linen or paper serviettes or napkins, for use by guests during the meal.  Serviettes can enhance the table setting through the style of fold and/ or color. d on special occasions such as luncheons, dinners, and weddings.  The majority of serviette folds have special names: Cone, Bishop's Mitre, Rose, Prince of Wales Feather, Cockscomb, and Triple Wave.  Serviettes must be kept clean all the time. As with tablecloths, old or damaged serviettes should be removed from circulation. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra Serviettes/Napkins
  • 28. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra Kinds of Napkin Folding  French Pleat  Trifold  Candle  Opera Fan  Crown  Flame  Bird of Paradise  Goblet Fan  Cardinal Hat  Peak  Rose
  • 30.  Usually these are prepared by the Housekeeping Department or by an outside company.  Fresh flowers need to have water changed daily.  Vases should be emptied and washed regularly and check for insects. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra Flower Arrangements and Table Decorations
  • 31. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra "In" and "Out" Doors  The doors leading to and from the restaurant and kitchen are known as 'in and out' doors.  These doors are designed so that an "In" door does not allow exit and an "Out" door does not allow entrance.  This is a safe working practice as it facilitates the safe movement of staff from one area to another and prevents wait staff bumping into each other when travelling between the kitchen and restaurant.
  • 33.  Clean the area  Lock up cupboards, windows and doors.  Empty cash registers and removal of cash to secure area or main cashier.  All gas and electrical appliances switched off. Atmospheric control systems turned off: heaters, fans, air conditioners, music  Handover to supervisor. Before going off duty certain information may have to be passed over to the supervisor in charge, such as:  Any incidents entered in the book.  Maintenance problems and completed maintenance forms.  Any guest requests/information/complaints.  Any supplies of linen or food stock items to be replenished, including cleaning agents.  Any lost property not already handed in. Closing Down Procedures 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 34.  Remember to return any keys issued to you at the beginning of the shift before signing off duty.  The supervisor in charge should sign for them. The headings in both the 'handover' and incident books will include the date, time, incident or information details and the name of the person making the record and their signature. 9/28/2020https://www.facebook.com/delhindra
  • 35. Our Links Culinary Knowledge Blog: https://chefqtrainer.blogspot.com/ Culinary Training Page: https://www.facebook.com/delhindra/ Pinterest: https://id.pinterest.com/delhindra70/ Chef’s Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/delhindra PDF Presentation: https://www.slideshare.net/delhindradelhindra https://www.facebook.com/delhindra9/28/2020