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Server provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)- 6 Points

  • Make immediate eye contact, smile, and acknowledge the guest.

  • Use guest's name at least once during warm welcome.

Server provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service) - 4 Points

  • Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction

Server is knowledgeable about menus and uses suggestive selling - 4 Points

  • Inform guest of specials (Signature juice bar/ buffet specialties/ gluten free offerings etc.)

  • Provide recommendation for menu items

Service Standards - 6 Points

  • Server must approach table within 30 seconds after being seated. It is acceptable if a supporting staff member provides the initial greeting after seating.

Service Standards- 4 Points

  • Take order from ladies first.

  • Follow 5R process (Enquire, Write, Repeat, Ring, Recheck).

  • Verify Allergies

Food and beverage service must be provided in a timely fashion -8 Points

  • Serve beverages within 1 minute of acceptance.

  • Coffee (non-specialty) and/or juice served within 1 minute upon acceptance of offer

  • All courses must be delivered in order and not overlap each other

  • Entree brought within 10 minutes unless a longer preparation time has been advised at the time of order

  • All subsequent courses delivered within 3 minutes from clearing of previous course.

Food and beverage service must be provided in a timely fashion -8 Points

  • Soiled plates must be removed within 2 minutes after all guests at table have completed their course.

  • Check is presented prior to completion of the meal

  • Total maximum time: 30 minutes, unless guest lingers over courses

Beverage service and accompaniments meet standards - 8 Points

  • Iced Tea: Iced tea Spoon, Lemon Wedge, Liquid Sweetener

  • Coffee: Server must ask the accompaniments (Milk or cream)

  • Tea: Present a Tea box. Must offer honey & lemon or Milk

Server provides exceptional service - 6 Points

  • Ladies served first.

  • Food delivered to correct person without asking

  • Food and beverage served from right, unless not accessible

  • Food never served over guest's shoulder, but from the side.

  • Plates are cleared from right, unless not accessible.

  • Table must be maintained clean at all times.

Server provides exceptional service - 8 Points

  • Server asks if food satisfactory at every course and takes corrective action if needed

  • Courses must not be removed without asking if finished

  • Glasses were not lifted from table to pour unless there is a physical barrier.

  • Repeat back beverage type when offering to refresh beverage (e.g. Would you like to have some more coffee/ Green Tea?")

  • Napkin refolded when guests are away from the table

  • Pace of meal never noticeable; service is not delayed or rushed

Server does not decline a request without offering alternatives - 2 Points

Server properly presents the check - 2 Points

  • Check must be accurate and complete.

  • Must be presented in a neat folder with a Hotel pen.

  • Server presents the check prior to completion of meal without guest having to ask for it.

Table setting enlivens the senses - 6 Points

  • Table must be stable and not wobbling.

  • Chairs must be neat and free from any stains.

  • Flatware - free of tarnish/wear

  • Napkins - pressed all-cotton or linen

  • Salt and pepper shakers are present

  • No Gum under the tables

Restaurant menu and food quality meet standards - 4 Points

  • Menu must be clean and in good condition.

  • Server must inform daily specialties and Signature items (Fresh juice bar)

  • Kids menu presented in case of kids

Restaurant provides an enjoyable ambiance -4 Points

  • Music - background, not obtrusive to conversation

  • Room temperature - comfortable, unnoticed by guests

  • Heart of house items must not be stored in visible guest areas (e.g. tables, chairs, carts)

Employee owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately - 4 Points

  • Employee must: Listen actively

  • Employee must: Empathize - Express empathy

  • Apologize and assume ownership

  • Resolve the problem and also provide an extra touch that goes beyond mere resolution

  • Notify the leader and confirm with the guest to ensure their satisfaction and record the problem in GXP

Server takes pride in and care of personal appearance - 4 Points

  • Be in uniform: Clean and pressed, Consistent amongst all employees.

  • Name badge worn on left side (not scratched)

  • Shoes: Polished

  • Hair: Clean and natural color

  • Nails: Clean, short and unpolished

Server uses proper verbiage and is "On Stage" - 4 Points

  • Use appropriate verbiage (e.g. Certainly, My Pleasure, Immediately, I would be happy to)

  • Smile and maintain eye contact

  • Offers to escort guests rather than pointing out directions

  • Maintain "On Stage" presence with proper posture (e.g. not leaning, slouching, sitting)

  • Engage in genuinely warm conversation to connect to your emotions

  • Only engages in work-related conversation with other employees (Includes cell phone or radio conversations)

Server anticipates need(s) - 4 Points

  • Employee must offer a service/ solution/ opportunity to meet an anticipated need

Server enhances emotional engagement (positive) - 4 Points

  • Confidence, Integrity, Pride and Passion. Be present and Pro-active

Server provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)

  • Provide fond farewell (e.g. Have a nice/pleasant stay, have a nice evening/afternoon)

  • Offer additional assistance

  • Mentions their own name at any time during encounter

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