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  • Associate

  • Greeted and welcomed guest to the Bistro using 15/5 rule. Greeted with time of day. Welcome to the Bistro!

  • Shared information about the Bistro menu and offered a recommendation (enthusiastically, picked up on guest cues) (my favorite is...)

  • Associate was able to answer questions about the menu.

  • Presented upswell options to guest. (Bottled water, Starbucks, wine, or apps)

  • Repeated order after entering in POS to ensure accuracy.

  • Asked guest if they will be dinning in or taking it with them. (Not; is this for here or to go?)

  • Stated the check total and presented the check.

  • Presented table number to guest and explained how it works and presented the guest with seating options.

  • Thanked the guest.

  • Invited the guest back for am/pm and mentioned 2 elements of the Bistro and hours of operation. (Starbucks/signature cocktail).

  • Associate looked for ways to add value for the guest and enhance the guest experience. (Table touch)

  • Associate who delivered food to guest repeated the order to ensure accuracy.

  • When the order/delivery was completed,the table number was removed.

  • Associates grooming and uniforms meet standards.

  • Food was delivered within 8 minutes for breakfast, 12 minutes for pm, all with proper condiments/utensils

  • Bistro front counter was clean and well presented.

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  • Bistro back counter was well presented.

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  • Bistro FOH guest seating was clean and well presented.

  • Bistro FOH atmosphere was set appropriately. (Tv's, lights, music).

  • Bistro associates appear to be following food safety standards ( gloves, hand washing, cleanliness).

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