Information

  • Restaurant #

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Restaurant manager/ Person in charge

Guest Service

Guest Service - Drive Thru Speaker Box Employees

  • Acknowledge guests within 5 seconds -engaged, friendly and smiling

  • Greet guests with name and ask for order

  • Speak clearly and are easy to understand

  • Use smart - selling techniques

  • Confirm order on the screen with "Do I have your order correct on the screen?"

Guest Service - Drive Thru Window Employees

  • Greet guest within 5 seconds - engaged, friendly and smiling

  • Speak clearly and are easy to understand

  • Repeat order before payment and make necessary changes or additions

  • Provide proper change and receipt

  • Engage in appropriate small talk

  • Offer appropriate utensils/condiments

  • Follow proper bagging guidelines

  • Ask if transaction was satisfactory or apologize

  • Thank the guests

  • Invite guests back

  • Understand and use the say YES to the guest model to resolve problems

  • No cars parked

Guest Service - Front Counter Employees

  • Greet guests immediately

  • Are engaged, friendly and smiling

  • Speak clearly and are easy to understand

  • Are hustling

  • Use smart - selling techniques

  • Repeat order before providing total

  • Provide proper change and receipt

  • Repeat order and clarify items in bag/on tray

  • Provide necessary utensils/condiments, and ask if ketchup is needed

  • Follow proper serving guidelines

  • Thank guests and provide appropriate parting comment

  • Understand and use the say YES to the guest model to resolve problems

  • Provide table touching in the dining room

All Employees

  • Are engaged and hustling

  • Wear proper uniforms, including slip -resistant shoes and name tag

  • Are properly groom - shirt tucked in, hair, jewelry, nails within standards

Interior/Exterior

Exterior

  • Parking lot

  • Dumpster area and doors

  • Building exterior and landscaping (including Newspaper machines)

  • Trash cans (not overflowing)

  • Back door and slab

  • Drive - Thru windows and walls

  • Exterior lights (working)

  • Menu board, POP, decals and all signage ( properly display and current)

  • OCS board (working)

Interior

  • Dining room tables and decor

  • Drink station and condiment area

  • Drink nozzles and ice bins

  • Floor and baseboards

  • Windows/doors

  • Restroom (Stocked)

  • Counter and visible kitchen area (organized)

  • Trash (not overflowing)

  • Cleaning Routine and Cleanliness Assurance Chart are followed

  • Cleaning Chart

Food Quality

Food Quality

  • New products on menu cooked and assembled according to procedure

  • Salads assembled and portioned according to job aids

  • Salads served only with fresh ingredients

  • Bread is in date and properly stored

  • Bread is properly whirled (if applicable) and toasted

  • Toasters are properly maintained

  • Saucing procedures followed for proper portioning

  • Assemble to order (ATO)/ Continuous cooking procedures are followed at grill and fryer

  • # Upon arrival, check fry bin and holding units. Do quantities of fries, patties and other products reflect Build-to-Chart?
    # Upon arrival, check destroyed food bin. Is it significantly fuller at the end if your visit?

  • Patties are not pressed

  • Proper fryer cooking is demonstrated (oil quality, skim oil, salting fries)

  • Quality Shift Checklists in Daily Communication Log are completed properly

  • All products are within shelf life

  • Staging and hold times are followed

  • Stage Hold Times
  • #Front and back of meat patty drawers and/or different chicken patties do not have the same remaining time.
    #Check quality of staged products. Are patties dry or breaking apart?

Food Safety

Food Safety

  • HACCP documents

  • HACCP documents complete or Manager has noted appropriate action for failure and/or coaching and corrective action for employee.

  • Hand Washing Program

  • Hands are being washed to prevent cross contamination. Hourly hand wash program is happening.

  • Employee Health/Hygiene

  • No ill employees(fever,nausea,vomiting,diarrhea). Gloves worn properly when required. Wound bandaged/covered.

  • Grill Tools

  • Correctly used, stored, labeled, and rotated. (Includes spatulas use).

  • Final Flip/Visual Check

  • Final Flip on hamburger patties/Visual check on hamburger patties&eggs. No undercooked patty served.

  • Storage Temperatures

  • All storage temperatures meet standard. Cooler <41F, Freezer <20F. No product throwing at room temperature; exclude bread and tortillas.

  • Cooking Temperatures

  • Flat all grill lane temperature >325F. Clamshell grill surface >285F, Platens >410F.

  • Hamburger patty temperature check demonstration

  • Appearance Standard

  • Employees in compliance with hair, jewelry, and fingernail standards.

  • Critical Tempertures

  • Shake mix, smoothie yogurt base, natural cheeses 41F max. Fish 155F min., rice 140F min.

  • Food Safety Risk Assessment

  • # No imminent food safety risks present: Sewage/Standing water present on floors or sinks/drains; No water or no hot water; Pest infestation; Unsanitary conditions; Fire.
    # No bare hand contact with raw patties or fish fillet.
    # No mold, rust, or slime on soda nozzles, diffusers, ice chutes, ice machine.
    # No raw product stored above or behind ready-to-eat product.
    # No chemicals stored above or next to food or food packaging.
    # No cross contamination of tongs, sear tool, cool covers, and storage pans.

Floor Management

Floor Management

  • Workstation Positioning is executed correctly (including WSP chart)

  • Work station Planners (or Pre-Rush Checklist) are In use.

  • All employees demonstrate workstation proficiency

  • Management visible on floor all the time and provides effective direction and feedback

Guest Relations

Guest Relations

  • Management engages with guests and asks for feedback

  • VOG Alerts and guest relations reports are monitored and followed-up (Identify root cause of Problem Resolution issues)

  • Guest complaints are monitored and follow-up occurs (Complaint Log and Problem Resolution score)

Sale Building and Cost Optimization

Sales Building and Cost Optimization

  • Management monitors local market trends (Competition/Customer base)

  • Appropriate local restaurant marketing is used

  • Transactions and average check building each week (Transaction goal)

  • Cashier Performance Summary Report reviewed and posted weekly

  • Electronic journal is accessed and analyzed daily (Including Void/Cancelled/small order)

  • Checkbook, destroyed tracking and days on hand within guidelines and current

Internal Service

Internal Service

  • Safety and service certifications are repeated every 6 months (all employees)

  • Performance review and development plans are used effectively

  • Management team members use effective, positive communication

  • Communication Station has current information and is used appropriately

  • "What to Work on" and action plans are communicated effectively (Communication tree)

  • Safety and injury prevention programs are followed (including Right to Know Board and first Aid Kit)

  • Security systems are operational and with the correct time

Scheduling, Staffing and Succession Management

Scheduling, Staffing and Succession Ma nagement

  • Scheduling is based on accurate sales forecasting and posted by Thursday

  • Block scheduling is not used and 15 min scheduling is used

  • All breaks are scheduled appropriately

  • Hours are allocated properly on schedule

  • Management Scheduling Policy is followed

  • Restaurant staffed with appropriate number of management/Team Members (FT and/or PT)

  • System and schedule in place for all hiring activities

  • All new-hires complete Cross training with >90%

  • An active staffing plan is in use with candidates in development

Back of the house and Office

  • Back of the house organization and cleanliness: Dry storage, Break room, Trash cans

  • Equipment cleanliness (Taco Stager, PHC, POU, Walk-in)

  • Minor Work permits current and followed

  • Time Punch Edits are reasonable

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