Chapter 1 - The Hospitality and Catering Industry Flashcards
What is fast food?
Food and drinks are displayed on a menu behind a counter in or out of the fast food outlet (drive through) and customers place their order and pay for their food.
What is a cafeteria?
All the types of food and drink are displayed at a long counter and customers move along the counter with a tray, pick up their choice of food and pay at the end
What is seated counter service?
Customers sit at the counter on stools and are served their food
What is carvery service?
Roasted meat joints are displayed on a counter and carved for customers by a chef and customers can help themselves to other items of food
What is free-flow?
Different types of food and drink are displayed at different counters
What is multi-point?
Different types of food and drink are displayed at different counters and are paid for at the seperate counters
What is a buffet-service?
Food is displayed in containers at a self-serving station
What is a gueridon system?
A trolley or moveable service where customers watch their food being cooked
What are examples of establishments where hospitality and catering is carried out in the residential commercial sector?
- Hotels
- B and B’s
- Inns and Pubs
- Airlines
- Cruise ships
What does the commercial sector aim to do?
Make a profit
What does the non-commercial not aim to do?
Make a profit
What are examples of establishments where hospitality and catering is carried out in the non-residential commercial sector?
- Restaurants
- Cafes
- Takeaway/fast food outlets
- Pubs and bars
- Street food
- Sport stadiums
- Concerts
What are examples of establishments where hospitality and catering is carried out in the residential non-commercial sector?
- Hospitals
- Prisons
- Colleges / Universities
- Armed forces
- Hostels
- Care homes
- Boarding schools
What are examples of establishments where hospitality and catering is carried out in the non-residential non-commercial sector?
- Workforce catering (canteens for staff)
- Voluntary (charitiy food vans and day-care centres)
- Education (school holiday clubs)
- Public sector catering
What do managers do?
- Manage finance and security
- Employment of staff
- Customer satisfaction
- Problems and complaints