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Restaurant Operations

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Who is a Front House person? a hostess, bus boy, or guest contact
What is curbside appeal? attractiveness of the exterior of a residential or commercial property
What are the responsibilities of a hostess? greeting guests, rotation of of arriving guests, among sections and stations
What are the responsibilities of a server? making suggestions and inviting guests to look at the menu
What is NCO? Neat clean organized
What is an "alley rally"? quick shift meeting
What is 86ed? out of an item so take it off the menu for the day
What is restaurant forecasting? formulating budget that projects sales and costs for a year on a weekly to monthly basis
What are the 2 components of restaurant forecasting? covers, average guest check
What is a guest count or cover? number of guest patronizing the restaurant
How does one calculate the average guest check? divide total sale by number of guests
What is suggestive selling? making suggestions that improve sales
What is American Service? food placed on plates in kitchen and then brought to the dining room and served to guests
What is the easiest, cheapest way to increase food and beverage sales? suggestive selling
Name 3 Front of House Restaurant systems point of Sale, kitchen display, guest service solutions
What is POS? Point of sales used to track food and beverage charges
What are Kitchen Display Systems video monitors that present orders
What are Guest Services Solutions? guest surveys
Name 4 parts of Back of the House Restaurant Systems. inventory control, food cost, labor management, financial reporting
What are Wireless POS? digital device to send orders to kitchen
What do Labor Management systems keep track of? hiring, employee info, i-9 status, security
What do managers use Financial Reporting systems for? decision making
What do Personal Digital Assistants do? help hospitality stay effective
Name 7 Back of the House responsibilities. purchasing, receiving, storing and issuing, food production, stewarding, budgeting, accounting and control
How do restaurants know what to prepare each day? Check previous sales of menu item to determine expected volume for it.
When is prep work done for a restaurant? prior to service times
What is the most important part of a restaurant's kitchen layout? cooking line
What two things influence a kitchen layout? sales forecast for restaurant menu and customer preferences
What are the 5 crucial parts of an manager's part of running a kitchen? staffing and scheduling, training, controlling production process, management involvement in back of house, employee recognition
How do production sheets help control production procedures? count products on hand, determine how much to make, count how much was actually sold- this all prevents running out and waste
What is product specification? standards for each product
Name 5 things purchasing systems determine? product specification, minimize theft, amount of an item, who will be in charge of purchasing system, who will receive items
How does one avoid theft in the Back-of-the-House at a restaurant? Have separate people plan, order and receive goods
What is a purchase order and what influences it? purchase certain quantity of item result of product specification
What is the purpose of receiving in a restaurant? ensure quantity and quality and price are exactly as ordered
Why should only one person have access to the stores of food? to prevent theft
What is the FIFO system and why use it? First in first out so that expiration date is not passed
Define and give 3 examples of Fixed Costs. prices that never change rent, interest, depreciation
Define and give 3 example of Variable Costs. prices that change over time payroll, benefits, music and entertainment
What is a balance sheet? assets liabilities related to owners equity
What is an income statement? Sheet showing the cost of servicing forecasted sales
What is included on an income statement? Total Sales-Total Cost of Sales + Other Income - Total Controllable Expenses - Fixed costs - Income Taxes = Net Income
What is gross profit? total profit
What are operating ratios? industry norms that are applicable to each segment of the industry
What is the formula for food cost percentage? cost/sales x100
What is the formula for cost of goods sold? Food Sales - Opening Inventory - Add Purchases = ? Take ? - Spoilage & Complimentary Meals - Closing Inventory
What is Contribution Margin? difference between cost of item and sale price
What is Labor Cost percentage? salaries and wages of employees, employee benefits, and training
What is Prime Cost? combined food and labor cost
What is Beverage Cost percentage? same as food cost percentage
Lease costs should not be more than ?% of sales. 5-8%
What are triple net leases? leasee must pay for any changes
Define Controllable Expenses and give 3 examples of them. expenses that management is in charge of examples see variable costs
Name 10 trends in Restaurant operations. increased flavorful food, takeout meals, food safety and sanitation, sophisticated guests, food court restaurants, steakhouses more popular, quick service, difficulty finding good employees
Name the 4 NRA categories of restaurant manager's job Human Resource, financial, administrative, operations
Name the 5 parts of Human Resource Management recruiting, orientation, training, scheduling for shifts, supervision and employee development
Name the 2 parts of Financial Management accounting, cost control
Name the 4 parts of Administration Management Scheduling and Coordinating, Planning, Communication, Marketing Management
Name the 4 parts of Operations Management Facility Maintenance, Food and Beverage Operations, Service, Sanitation and Safety
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