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When taking down a order for a four course menu:

In document 708 Restaurant SOP (Page 138-142)

 Work it up on your mind when the guest places the order as to which course it is.

 Write down the 1st course order along with the cover number at the end

 Keep space for the next persons order

 Keep a blank space before writing the next course

 Keep writing the courses to follow as in the first course

PLEASE TAKE CARE:

 Write clearly. Use shortened forms of menu items as agreed with the kitchen

 Write down cover numbers against each order

 Keep sufficient space to write other peoples orders for the same course

 Differentiate each course with a clear star sign

 Write down special requests against each item in very clear language and in full terms

 Fill up time at the completion of writing the order just before placing in the kitchen

 If any special requests have been written inform chef about it

 Remember the cover numbers of the tables, as all orders will be taken against a cover number.

 If cover numbers are confusing make a remark about the guest. Ex: blue shirt, lady in green top, gent with specs etc…

 To have all information filled in the K.O.T. and serve according to it as it does not give a professional look when you place the wrong order on the guest or when the guest has to be asked as to what he/she ordered

PREPARED BY: APPROVED BY: Stefan Schmid

Position: Signature:

Date:

Position:

Director of Food & Beverage

Signature:

Date:

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

FOOD & BEVERAGE TASK #: 5.09 DEPARTMENT : Restaurant TASK: Order Delivery-Room Service

JOB TITLE: All Restaurant Staff EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

WHAT TO DO HOW TO DO IT WHY

 Order taking  Check uniform at the beginning of the shift, neat, clean, well pressed, no tears or stains, name badge is worn.

 Check items delivered match those ordered. This should be done by the Kitchen staff and Delivery staff.

 Ensure a flawless presentation “ Welcome card” and /or Removal card”

Linen, sufficient equipment provided, arrangement, flowers, etc.

 Ensure that food is served at the proper temperature, hot food is served hot and cold food is served cold.

 Single business women travelers, should receive an “ eminent delivery

Announcement call a few minutes prior to0 delivery.

 Knock on the door using your index finger or ring doorbell once.

Clearly identify the service: “ Room Service “, Wait 15 seconds before knocking or ringing again.

 Greet the guest warmly with a smile using the name “ Good morning, Mr. Miller, may I come in ?”

 Ask where they wish to place the tray or table. Place chair near table If appropriate: “ Where would you like me to place your trolley / tray Mr. Miller ?” or “ Would you like breakfast in your room or on the balcony, Mr. Miller ? “

 Offer assistance to pour beverages, draw curtains, remove items from Warmer, place napkins on guests‟ lap etc.

 Go through the order and point out that instructions have been carried Through: “ May I check your order with you, Mr.Miller, you ordered One continental breakfast with orange juice, lemon tea and some toast.

 Confirm satisfaction with the guest.

 To serve our guests In a friendly, professional and Timely manner at all times.

PREPARED BY: APPROVED BY: Stefan Schmid

Position: Signature:

Date:

Position:

Director of Food & Beverage

Signature:

Date:

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

FOOD & BEVERAGE TASK #: 6.1 DEPARTMENT : Restaurant TASK: Order Delivery-Room Service

JOB TITLE: All Restaurant Staff EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

WHAT TO DO HOW TO DO IT WHY

 If there is wine, offer to pour and ask the guest to taste it.

 Offer to remove any used cups, saucers, trays, cutlery, fruit baskets, etc.

 Advise the guest of removal methods when food is delivered:

“ Please call Room Service when you would like your tray to be collected “.

 Ask the guest to sign the bill and wish them a pleasant meal:

“ Enjoy your breakfast, Mr. Miller “.

 Do all the above quickly, but do not appear to be in a hurry.

 Ask if there is anything else that the guest requires.

 Leave the room and shut the door quietly.

 Pre-ordered continental breakfast service guarantee must be adhered to. If delayed more than 10 minutes after the target time, Order should be rebated in full from guest bill.

 If order is delayed, guest should be informed within 20 minutes Of placing the order. Offer apologies and indicate new delivery Time. Always offer an alternative.

 If doorknob menu has guest signature no further signature should be asked when delivering breakfast.

PREPARED BY: APPROVED BY: Stefan Schmid

Position: Signature:

Date:

Position:

Director of Food & Beverage

Signature:

Date:

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

FOOD & BEVERAGE TASK #: 5.10 DEPARTMENT : Restaurant TASK: Menu Presentation

JOB TITLE: All Restaurant Staff EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

WHAT TO DO HOW TO DO IT WHY

 Allow the guests some time to adjust, settle down and relax.

 Ensure that the menu is clean, no dog ears, no pen or pencil marks, no food stains.

 Ensure that you know the daily special

 Ensure that the menu is updated

Guest to be seated promptly and according to

reservation

Present Menu  Open the menu and offer it to the guests

 Inform of special offers; cocktail of the day.

 Identify special needs of guests and assist accordingly.

Make suggestions  Be ready to make suggestions and assist the guest in selecting menu items.

Inform  Menu should clearly indicate which dishes take longer To prepare and the estimated time.

 Gusts should be made aware of containing known Ingredients that are the cause of allergies, i.e Nuts, dairy, shellfish, etc.

PREPARED BY: APPROVED BY: Stefan Schmid

Position: Signature:

Date:

Position:

Director of Food & Beverage

Signature:

Date:

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

FOOD & BEVERAGE TASK #: 5.11 DEPARTMENT : Restaurant TASK: Bread And Butter Service

JOB TITLE: All Restaurant Staff EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

WHAT TO DO HOW TO DO IT WHY

Bread and butter

In document 708 Restaurant SOP (Page 138-142)