Information

  • SERVEX No.

  • Conducted on

  • Conducted by

  • Location
  • FOH Manager

  • BOH Manager

  • FOH Team Members

  • BOH Team members

  • Floorplan

SOS: Arrival & Welcoming the guest

GREETINGS AT THE DOOR

  • Opened the door for the guest

  • Greet the guest with enthusiasm and energy?<br>

Providing hospitality Factors:

  • Assist elderly

  • Carry baggage

  • Offering to leave strollers or umbrella in the podium

  • Introduce store promotion, MOD, Server and textify <br>NOTE: all or nothing

Door Script

  • Managers on nduty

  • Server

  • Txtify

  • Hand the menus in an OPEN manner.

  • Remove extra table set up

  • Manage the wait.<br>NOTE: If applicable

SERVER INTRODUCTION

  • Arrive immediately or within 30 seconds to acknowledge the guest

  • Giving of wet tissue and coaster upon introducing the name.

  • Extend a warm greeting and introduce him/herself by name

  • Ask the guest name using guest recognition

  • Navigates the menu,

  • Suggest a beverage or specialty drinks

  • Suggest and recommend out top sellers and new items on the menu

  • Appear to be knowledgeable about the menu items.<br>NOTE: Call a server and ask him/her to sizzle 3 items per category

  • Distribute portion plate and tea cups. (signifies table acknowledgement)

  • The server must write and repeat all guest orders on a tickler (repeat order after taking order)

  • Advise the guest about the food timing and sequence

  • Ask the guest if they have any privilege card.

  • Remove unnecessary set-up

  • Transmit all orders on the POS and ask the manager for discounts or any bill adjust ments

  • Time server left the guest table

SOS: DINING EXPERIENCE

Food that been order

  • Drinks item/s

  • Food Category
  • Item name/photo

  • Delivery Time

  • Appetizer

  • Select date

  • Orders

  • Main Food

  • Select date

  • Orders

  • Dessert

  • Select date

  • Orders

  • Server should briefly describe each items as he/she serves it.

  • Serve the food in proper sequence

  • Serve the food with proper serving gears

  • Applied Russian style service upon food delivery<br>

  • Ask guest about additional needs

SOS: SECONDARY SERVICE AND OFFERING DESSERT

  • Smart Check Back

  • Offers refills on beverages/drinks

  • Offer to change plate

  • Pre-bussing: Plates, cutlery & table napkins

  • Maintain neat table appearance: wipe water spills on the table, change ashtray

  • Provides wet towel when necessary

  • Re-introduce Txtify program

Suggestively selling of after dinner items

  • Scoop ice cream

  • Coffee

  • Ask guest to wrap leftover food To-Go

  • Sell Bistro premiere card (no hard selling)

  • offer to prepare the guest bill if they didn't order dessert or after dinner items

SOS: PAYMENT & FAREWELL

  • Ask mode of payment prior to presenting the bill

  • Double check the receipt before printing it, for any complimentary items or discounts <br>(strictly for managers function)

  • Present and hand the check to the guest using both hands

  • For cash, announce to the guest the amount reveived

  • For credit card, bring the hyper-com and process the bill in front of the guest

  • Settle the payment as quickly as possible

  • Return the change/voucher immediately, not exceeding 2 minutes

Thank the guest and invite them to return soon

  • Server thank the guests by name

  • Items to try on the next visit

  • Remind them of your name and tell them you want to see them soon

  • Stay engaged with guests until they leave the restaurant

  • Assist the guest upon leaving the restaurant. <br>Things to look for: The door person bidding farewell with enthusiasm and opening the door for the guest.

INTERVIEW AND STANDARD CHECK

BULLETIN BOARD

  • Training Update and Recipe update cheking

  • Memo Update (Any memo from JPM, VP's, DO's, Marketing Dept, Purchasing Dept. and Accounting)

LINE CHECK FORM

  • Pre-shift meeting forms<br>NOTE: Check if it is updated and used everyday

  • Front of the house line check form<br>NOTE: Check if it is updated and used everyday

  • Back of the house line check form<br>NOTE: Check if it is updated and used everyday

  • Bar line check form<br>NOTE: Check if it is updated and used everyday

  • Bistro 101 Manual

UNIFORM CHECK

GROOMING STANDARDS AND UNIFORM CHECK (Front of the house)

  • No worn-out uniforms

  • Well-pressed uniforms

  • Apron

  • V-neck inner shirt (no print, plain white)

  • Tickler

  • 3 click pens

  • Lighter

  • Wine Opener (parrot design)

  • Hand Sanitizer (unscented)

  • Pouch bag

  • Shoes (polished)

  • Black Socks/ Black stockings

  • Not wearing any perfume nor fabric conditioner on their uniform

  • No jewelries

  • White garrison belt

  • Hairstyle and grooming standards<br>FEMALE- French twist, black or dark brown color only, no bangs, black ponytail

  • Hairstyle and grooming standards<br>MALE- Clean cut, shaven , black or dark brown color only

  • Nameplate

  • Black leather belt

  • Clean nails and no nail polish

  • Make-up for all female

  • Clean Shaven (for male only)

  • Take a picture of the server

  • Take a picture of the door person

BACK OF THE HOUSE

  • Well pressed chef uniform

  • White round neck inner shirt (no print, plain white)

  • Approved chef's pants

  • Click pen & Tickler

  • White socks

  • Mascare

  • Clean nails and no nail polish

  • Wearing approved standard apron

  • Bandana/hairnet

  • Clean shaven (male only)

  • Take a picture of the Line cook

MANAGER (female)

  • Blazer

  • Nameplate

  • Slacks

  • Close shoes with heels

  • Tied hair

  • Make up

  • Clean nails and no nail polish

  • Click pen

  • Lighter

MANAGER (male)

  • Long sleeves polo with tie or coat

  • Nameplate

  • Slacks

  • Polishable shoes

  • Clean shaven

  • Click pen

  • Lighter

  • Take a picture of the Manager

CHEF's

  • Bandanna /hairnet

  • Approved Chef's uniform

  • White round neck inner shirt

  • Chef's pants

  • Kitchen shoes

  • Black socks

  • Tickler

  • Clean nails and no nail polish (female)

  • Clean shaven (male)

  • Take a picture of the Chef

THE MANAGER ON DUTY

  • Practices 100% table visit or guest engagement

  • Is engaging with and directing the team members on floor

  • Checks all food and drinks coming out from the EXPO and BAR counter.

  • Handles guest complaint and able to "WIN BACK" the guest

  • Monitor ticket timing

  • One manager should be focused at the door area managing the wait during weekends/peak hours.

ZOOMING IN

SPOT THE NOT

  • No Wobbling tables? <br>NOTE: Indicate table number

  • No Chipped plates<br>

  • GLASSES?<br>NOTE: Indicate on-hand inventory. Put "NO" if on-hand is below the PAR stock vs. on-hand

  • Working stove

  • Tables set-up are complete

  • All table are aligned

  • Host visibility at all the times in the door

  • Server at the command position

  • Expo set up and cleanliness

  • Bar set up and cleanliness

  • Service Area set up and cleanliness

  • 3 Bath sink are being practice at the bar (Glassware should dump in the sanitizing solution)

  • Checking of Tea<br>NOTE: Temp, color and tase

Busser's kit

  • Wet Towel

  • Dry Towel

  • Towel for chairs

  • Spray bottle for sanitizer<br>NOTE:Check the label

  • Busser's kit are complete and well maintained

  • Take a picture of the Busser's kit

  • Check sugar caddy

NON NEGOTIABLE

  • Servers using their own badge card (not borrowed)

  • All employees on duty have undergone Classroom Training

  • Random check of forms of validated staff

  • Use of buss tub with tray jack

  • Presence of Cleaning crew

  • Bucket system is in place and being used during operation

  • Assigned busser during peak hour

  • Over all remarks

  • Manager's SIgnature

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