Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • General Manager/Operating Partner

  • Multi-Unit Leader / Supervisor

  • Assessed by

  • Date and Start Time

  • Address

Guidance and Operational Assessment

  • Instructions

    1. Select the desired area that needs to be assessed.
    2. Answer "Pass," "Fail," or "N/A" on the questions below to determine restaurant compliance on your general rules and requirements.
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Operational Assessment

  • Select Area for Assessment

•Area: Procedures / Customer Experience

•Customer Experience

  • •1.) Switchboard

  • Greeting / Record Order

  • Clarifying Order / Suggestive Sell

  • Finalizing Order

  • Close / Wrap-up

  • Friendly, not rushed, and thank the guest

  • •2.) Carhop

  • Apron stocked, prepared with proper condiments

  • Final Approval of Food on a Tray, (only 1 order on a tray)

  • Food & drink placement on tray, condiments, napkins, straws

  • Customer greeting

  • Repeat the order

  • Handle money transaction

  • Thank customer - mention Red Button

  • •3.) Drive-thru

  • Proper food & drink packaging / proper scanning

  • Greet the guest / repeat order

  • Conduct pay transaction

  • Hand drink & food to guest

  • Thank guest - invite them back

  • •4.) Service Times

  • Time and record a minimum of 6 stall times, discard the high and low and average the remaining 4 times. Stall counter average of 4:00 or less earns points

  • Does DI have a Drive-Thru?

  • •Drive - In

  • Stall/Patio/Counter Service Times

  • •Service Times
  • Actual AV Time:

  • Total AV Time is <=4:00

  • Drive-Thru

  • Drive Thru Stall/Patio/Counter Service Times

  • •Service Times
  • Actual AV Time:

  • Total AV Time is <=4:00

  • •Drive - In

  • Stall/Patio/Counter Service Times

  • •Service Times
  • Actual AV Time:

  • Total AV Time is <=3:30<br>

  • •5.) Checkbacks<br> Routine Checkbacks<br>

  • •6.) Product Quality
    Evaluate a minimum of:
    1 Entrée, 1 Side, 1 Drink & 1 Dessert

  • Sonic Cheeseburger

  • French Fries

  • Any flavor Soft Drink

  • Tater Tots

  • Any Flavor Shake

  • Chili Cheese Coney

  • Mozzarella Sticks

  • Blast or Sundae

•Area: Swamp

•Standards

  • •7.) Hot Dog Cooking

  • Hot Dog Cook Time - 12 min (Internal temp 165°F)

  • Roller Grill Temperature - set 250°F to cook / 200°F to hold

  • •8.) Hot Dog Holding

  • Hot Dog Rotation of cooked product

  • Hot Dog Hold Time - 2 hours (Notate if timer or written hold time is used)

  • •9.) Steamer<br>Steam Cycle set (10 sec)

  • •10.) Hot Dog Condiments (Ketchup/Mustard/Relish/Onions/Cheese)<br>Hot Dog Condiments - 40°F or less (available/set up)

  • •11.) Fryers<br>Fryer - temp set at 350°F, actual temp +/- 10°F

  • •12.) Fry Side Prince Castle Holding Equipment

  • Cabinet - proper temperature settings

  • Timers used properly

  • •13.) Chili Cooking<br>Heatwell: Chili internal temp 165°F or greater

  • •14.) Kitchen Fire Extinguisher<br>Inspection Tag Current - 6 months (or as required by local municipality)

  • Swamp - Standard Comments

•Quality - Product Cook Times

  • All Timers set correctly and used

  • 15.) French Fries<br>2:30/ 2 min and 30 seconds

  • 16.) Tater Tots<br>3:00 / 3 min

  • 17.) Handmade Onion Rings or Frozen Onion Rings<br>1:30 / 1 min and 30 seconds (Handmade) 2:00 / 2 minutes (Frozen OR)

  • 18.) Mozzarella Sticks<br>2:15 / 2 min and 15 seconds

  • 19.) Corn Dogs<br>4:30/ 4 min and 30 seconds (Internal temp 165°F)

  • 20.) New Chicken Fillet <br>5:00 / 5 minutes (Internal temp 165°F)

  • 21.) Chicken Strips<br>4:30 / 4 minutes 30 seconds (Internal temp 165°F)

  • 22.) Optional Items / LTOs: Pretzel Twist 1 minute; Cinnasnacks 3 minutes; Ched R Peppers 3 minutes 30 seconds; French Toast 2 minutes; Fish Fillet 3 minutes 30 seconds

  • Swamp - Quality - Product Cook Times Comments

•Quality - Product Assembly and Packaging

  • •(Observe assembly and packaging of the products listed below)
    Ensure new packaging procedures are in place for back swamp.

  • 23.) Cheese Fries / Tots

  • 24.) 6" Hot Dogs (observe any 6" dog)

  • 25.) Foot Long Coney

  • 26.) Onion Rings

  • 27.) Mozzarella Sticks

  • 28.) Optional Items / LTOs:

  • 29.) Proper use of tongs

  • Swamp - Quality - Product Assembly and Packaging Comments:

•Equipment

  • Note: Capture relevant photos

  • •30.) Hot Dog Cooking

  • Roller Grill - functional <br><br>

  • Check Black Glides, Timer working<br><br>

  • 31.) Hot Dog Holding<br>Heatwell / Hot Dog Drawer - functional<br>

  • 32.) Steamer<br>Steamer - functional <br>

  • 33.) Number of steamers and list voltage.

  • 34.) Chili Cooking<br>Heatwell - functional, knob setting functional <br>

  • •35.) Fryers

  • All Fry Vats functional <br>

  • Fryer timers programmed - cook and hold<br>

  • Fryer Filter System/BOSS Disposal System - functional<br>

  • Fryer Hood - functional<br>

  • 36.) Fry Side Prince Castle Holding Cabinet<br>Pans, Trivets set-up - correctly

  • 37.) Dump Station<br>Heat lamps / elements working properly<br>(Make notation of style of dump station; Take Picture)

  • 38.) Grill Freezer<br>Product temp 0°F (+/-10°F)<br>

  • 39.) Swamp Refrigerator<br>Product temp is 34°F to 40°F<br>

  • Swamp - Equipment Comments

•Cleanliness

  • 40.) Hot Dog Cooking<br>Roller Grill clean

  • 41.) Hot Dog Holding<br>Heatwell / Hot Dog Drawer clean

  • 42.) Steamer<br>Interior clean and de-limer schedule

  • 43.) Hot Dog Condiments<br>Condiment containers and holding pan clean

  • 44.) Chili Cooking<br>Heatwell - cleanliness / maintenance of well

  • •45.) Fryer

  • Fryer Vats - clean - filtered minimum twice daily <br>

  • Vents clean, validate hood cleaned within 6 months<br>

  • 46.) Fry Side Prince Castle Holding Cabinet

  • Cabinet and Pans - clean, no carbon buildup, proper rotation, no cracked pans<br>

  • Timers used properly<br>

  • 47.) Reach-ins<br>Reach-in Cooler/Freezers - clean

  • Swamp - Cleanliness Comments

•Area: Grill

•Standards

  • 48.) Bun Toaster Table <br>Heated (130°F +/- 10°F)

  • •49.) Grill Side Prince Castle Holding Cabinet

  • Upper setting = 225°F<br>Lower setting = 195°F

  • 50.) Ansul System Fire Extinguisher <br>Inspection Tag Current - 6 months (or as required by local municipality)

  • 51.) Dresser Station <br>Refrigerated - temp of 40°F or less

  • Grill - Standards Comments

•Quality - Product Cook Times

  • 52.) 4.25 oz. meat patty (Cook and Serve) 450*<br>Flat Grill 2 min., 1 min. 45 sec., 10 sec. sear

  • 53.) 2oz meat patty (Cook and Serve) 450*<br>Flat Grill 1 min., 1 min., 10 sec sear

  • 54.) Eggs 350*<br>Approximately 40 sec. by sight, immediately fold eggs after flipping

  • 55.) Sausage/Sausage Crumbles (Flat Grill with press) 350*<br>Flat Grill 2 min., 2 min.

  • 56.) Bacon (Cook 1/2 Strips of bacon under preheated press) No more V formation. 3 Half Stips or 2 Half Strips portion size.<br>Flat Grill- Under Grill Press 2 min. 30 sec. NO FLIPPING

  • 57.) Steak 350*<br>Flat Grill 1 min., 1 min.

  • 58.) Ask for the proper back up procedure for cooking hot dogs if roller grill is inoperable.<br>Back Up HD Cooking Procedure: On 350*, 5 minutes (rolling 1/2" every minute) until 165*. Footlong hot dogs need to cook an additional 6 minutes 15 seconds.

  • Grill - Quality - Product Hold Times Comments

•Quality - Product Assembly and Packaging:

  • (Observe assembly and packaging of the products listed below)

  • 60.) Sonic Cheeseburger

  • 61.) Jr. Burger

  • 62.) Chicken Sandwich (New Crispy Chicken Build is Pickles, Lettuce, and Mayo)

  • 63.) Bacon Cheeseburger

  • 64.) Super Sonic Cheeseburger

  • 65.) Burrito - any

  • 66.) Optional:

  • 67.) Proper use of tongs and spatulas

  • Grill - Quality - Product Assembly and Packaging Comments

•Equipment

  • 68.) Bun Toaster<br>Bun Toaster - functional / Teflon sheets (if applicable)

  • •69.) Grill

  • Grill - functional

  • Grill Hood - functional

  • Grill Timer - functional

  • 70.) Grill Side Prince Castle Holding Cabinet <br>Pans, Trivets and Lids in place and fit correctly

  • 71.) Dresser Station Unit <br>Shelves clean

  • Grill - Equipment Comments

•Cleanliness

  • 72.) Bun Toaster<br> Bun Toaster - clean

  • 73.) Bun Warming Table <br>Bun Toaster Table - clean

  • •74.) Grill

  • Grill, drip pans - clean

  • Grill Hood and vents - clean. (Validate cleaned within 6 months)

  • 75.) Grill Side Prince Castle Holding Cabinet <br>Cabinet and pans - clean, no carbon build-up and proper rotation

  • 76.) Dresser Station Unit <br>Pans, Utensils, Squeeze bottles - clean

  • Grill - Cleanliness Comments

•Area: Storage

•Standards

  • 77.) 3 Compartment Sink<br>3 compartments and drain boards, and labeled

  • •78.) Walk In Freezer / Cooler

  • Approved product

  • Product tempered correctly

  • 79.) Hand held Fire Extinguisher(s) <br>Inspection Tag Current - 6 months (or as required by local municipality)

  • 80.) Pre-Chiller <br>Working properly, check water level

  • Storage - Standards Comments

•Equipment

  • •81.) Walk-in Freezer / Cooler

  • Proper shelving and good repair / Temperature C: 34°F to 38°F, F: 0°F (+/- 10°F)

  • Thermometer present

  • 82.) Kitchen / Storage Room <br>Proper Shelving and good repair

  • •83.) 3 Compartment Sink

  • Sinks - functioning properly, no leaks

  • SSDC - Sanitizer & dishwashing detergent properly dispensing

  • Storage - Equipment Comments

•Cleanliness

  • 84.) Walk-in Freezer / Cooler <br>Floors and shelves - clean, no rust, standing water or ice buildup

  • •85.) Kitchen / Storage Room

  • Floors (clean, no standing water) and Shelves (clean and no rust)

  • Walls and Ceilings - clean and in good repair

  • 86.) 3 Compartment Sink <br>Exterior clean

  • Storage - Cleanliness Comments

•Area: Front

•Standards

  • •87.) Ice Cream Machine

  • Cabinet temp 34°F to 38°F / product temp 40°F or less<br>

  • Overrun (50% - 60%), 18°F - 20°F<br>

  • 88.) Slush Machine <br>4.5:1 ratio or at between 12 - 14% on Refractometer

  • •89.) Shake Machine

  • Cabinet temp 34°F to 38°F / product temp 40°F or less<br>

  • Overrun (45% - 55%), 25°F - 27°F<br>

  • 90.) Overrun Cup and Scale<br>Available or 10oz cup chart in use

  • 91.) Fountainette<br>Refrigerated, Thermometer present, and proper shelving

  • 92.) Tea Urns<br>Tea holding time - 4 hours room temp, 24 hours refrigerated

  • 93.) Coffee Machine<br>filters changed (6 months)

  • 94.) Ice Machine<br>Filters changed (6 months)

  • 95.) Front Area looks clean and organized. (Take Pictures)

  • Front - Standards Comments

•Quality - Product Assembly and Packaging:

  • 96.) Shake <br>Using Ice Cream Machine - Proper 50/50 mix / shake machine omit 50/50 mix and no shake collar, proper flavor portioning

  • 97.) Blast <br>Mix thoroughly, no double cupping

  • 98.) Sundae <br>Proper flavor coat of sundae dish, correct flavor portioning

  • 99.) Carbonated Soft Drink <br>Proper fill level, no drips on cups

  • Front - Quality - Product Assembly and Packaging Comment

•Equipment

  • 100.) Expeditor Table All heating elements - functional

  • 101.) Ice Cream Machine - functional / all heads working

  • 102.) Shake Machine - functional

  • 103.) Fountainette - functional - product 40°F or less

  • 104.) Blenders - Functional and speed adjustment knobs and shields used

  • 105.) Carhop Table Trays - in good repair (Note if store is still using Express Trays) Should have trays stacked 2 high with 8 tray system. Express Tray area should be set up as OA/Delivery. Do not # trays, # the table.

  • 106.) UDM Coke Machines are all working with no issues.

  • 107.) Tea Urns - adequate number, functional (Minimum of 3 needed in store)

  • 108.) Coffee Machine Machine functional

  • 109.) Ice Machine- functional / all heads working

  • 110.) Lemonade Bubbler Functional/ Both Sides

  • 111.) Hand Sinks - functioning properly, no leaks

  • Front - Equipment Comments

•Cleanliness

  • 112.) Expeditor Table - clean / organized

  • 113.) Ice Cream Machine Cleaned Minimum of once a week - validate schedule

  • 114.) Shake Machine Cleaned minimum of once a week - validate schedule

  • 115.) Flavor Bottles and Pumps - Slush, Tea, and Coffee Clean and in good repair, and labeled properly. Should be cleaned and rotated every day.

  • 116.) Fountainette Refrigerated compartment - jugs, utensils, pumps, pans, and shelves clean, in good repair, and set up properly.

  • 117.) Cup and Lid Holders All cups and lids stored in clean holder (No cups/lids under shelving). Should have lid on top cup and marked DO NOT USE on it.

  • 118.) Blenders - clean & sanitizing tumbler used

  • 119.) Carhop Table Clean, Organized, and Set up Correctly

  • 120.) Drink System Bin, drain, nozzles - clean

  • 121.) Tea urns - clean / nozzles cleaned and good repair (dis-assemble nozzle to check cleanliness)

  • 122.) Coffee Machine clean

  • 123.) Ice Machine Bin and exterior clean

  • •124.) Front Kitchen Area

  • Floors, baseboards, grout and shelves - clean

  • Walls and ceilings - clean

  • Front - Cleanliness Comments

•Area: Exterior

•Standards

  • •125.) Building

  • Sonic Radio audible (Note if not working on the inside of the store)

  • Primary sign, Enter/Exit signs - functioning properly

  • Poles - well maintained

  • Exterior lighting - adequate, functional

  • Current POP/Menus - properly posted at menu housing

  • Current POP/Menus - properly posted at drive-thru menu board

  • •Standards - Building

  • Restrooms - in good repair

  • Restrooms - hand dryer/towels/soap/sanitizer

  • Grease trap lid secure

  • All PAYS functioning, menu housing speakers & Red buttons functioning properly

  • Parking lot - striping / good repair

  • Exterior - Standard Comments

•Cleanliness

  • •126.) Building

  • Windows - clean, ledges free of clutter, good repair (No Sticker Residue and frequently cleaned)

  • Menu Housing - clean and Plexiglas in good repair

  • Drive-thru menu board clean and good repair

  • Canopy - well maintained (Note any peeling paint or leaks)

  • Stall Area - free of litter, clean

  • Landscaping - free of litter, well maintained

  • Patio Tables - clean, well maintained

  • Sidewalks, Doorways, DT walkways, Back exterior door area - free of litter, no grease stains

  • Trash Cans - emptied, well maintained

  • Exterior walls - good repair, maintained

  • Parking lot - free of litter, clean

  • Dumpster area is clean and no trash/cardboard on ground. (Note if gates or dumpsters need to repaired)

  • Restrooms - clean, hand wash signs present (Employees must wash hands signs; in customer bathrooms)

  • Exterior - Cleanliness Comments

•General Practices

  • •127.) Employee Appearance

  • Clean & neat appearance

  • Approved Uniform (Hat, shoes, shirt, pants, jewelry) (Carhop should have apron and wallet/changer on person)

  • •128.) Training

  • Sonic Totzone is being utilized Correctly

  • Sonic Totzone records are complete and available for review

  • MSDS/SDS Trained and Chemical Module Completed per Totzone

  • Manager / Assistant Manager / Person in charge is ServSafe Certified

  • •129.) General Food Safety

  • Digital Thermometer working correctly

  • Sanitizer is present / test strips - Chlorsan / Citrus De-limer

  • Cleaning chemicals & equipment are properly identified (Check pump sprayer for labeling)

  • Meat Temp Logs

  • Sonic Safe Logs and Historical Logs

  • Hand washing practices 20/20 Handwashing Rule

  • Cross-contamination / Food contact surfaces

  • No visible signs of pest infestation

  • General Practices Comments

Signatory

  • Manager on Duty : (Full name and Signature)

  • Assessed By: (Full Name and Signature)

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