Vocab. Flashcards
86
Temporarily “sold” out of an item
68
Item previously 86’d once again available
2, 4, 6 Top
A table or booth that seats or can seat up to two, four, or six people
All Day
Consolidate on drinks or food items, i.e. “three cornbreads all day”
Apple
Slang for towel holders. We avoid “snow coning!”
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Back of House
(BOH) All parts of the restaurant behind the kitchen doors
Bank
Money a server carries to make change for a guest’s bill. Minimum $20 broken down as follows: 1 five, 12 ones, 3 dollars in change. Do not use the bar to make change for your $20 bank.
Behind You
Verbal warning not to turn around or stop as someone is behind you
Check-Out
A shift leader checks a server’s side work to make sure it has been completed correctly
Cash-Out
Turning your money, credit card vouchers, cash-out and checksum into thew head-wait at the end of your shift
Chicken
Slang for check presenters
Closed
The point during a shift when a server will no longer receive tables, however, they will continue to serve their existing tables
Cut
The point during a shift when a manager closes some servers and expands other sections for remaining staff.
Expediter
Person who calls the orders to the kitchen. He/She is also the final checkpoint for food quality before it reaches the guest. The expediter bridges all communication from the wait staff to the kitchen
Expo
The place where food comes out of the kitchen