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FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE - LEARNER'S MANUAL









                 6.4 Service sequence

                      When you serve a guest in your restaurant, there are specific procedures you need
                      to follow during service, which is known as service sequence. The service sequence is
                      integrated into guest circle. The guest circle consists following activities:


                      1. Receiving and Greeting         2. Seating      3. Presenting Menu          4. Take
                      beverage and food order          5. Place orders at bar and kitchen        6. Serving
                      beverages and food        Clearing      7. Presenting the bill, receiving payment
                          8. Guests’ departure



                   6.4.1 Greeting and Seating Guests

                      Many hotels or restaurants may have a standard way to greet their guests. There is
                      usually a simple sequence of events that should occur when a guest enters a restaurant.
                      This sequence is called the 'meet-greet-seat' sequence, which means that you first meet
                      the guest; then greet them and finally, show them to their seats.



                          Meet                             Greet                             Seat
















































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