Canteen
Canteen
Canteen
SERVICES
INTRODUCTION
• Apart from courses and faculties, what makes a college
attractive is canteen.
• The canteen is a service that is available to both student
and staff, with no competitive opposition unless staff or
students decide to leave the premises to purchase
elsewhere. However it is not easy to take up other options
given the timetabling arrangements around morning,
midday break and lunchtime and so the canteen is
realistically the only choice.
• Students who use the canteen service have regularly
expressed concerns around costs, quality of food and
accommodation. So the survey was compiled to
investigate concerns of the ‘customers
What is a CANTEEN?
A cafeteria is a type of food service location in which
there is little or no table service, whether a restaurant or
within an institution such as a large office building
or school; a school dining location is also referred to as
a dining hall or canteen (in UK English).
As cafeterias require few employees, they are often
found within a larger institution, catering to the clientele of
that institution. For example, schools, colleges and
their residence halls, department
stores, hospitals, museums, military bases, prisons, and
office buildings often have cafeterias.
OTHER NAMES-
• A cafeteria in a U.S. military installation is known as
a chow hall, a mess hall, a galley, mess decks
• British Armed Forces parlance, it is known as
a cookhouse or mess.
• Students in the USA often refer to cafeterias
as lunchrooms.
• Some monasteries, boarding schools and older
universities refer to their cafeteria as a refectory.
SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS:
Loyal Customer Base, Potentially Large Volume, Simple
tastes creating scope to source basic ingredients for
higher profit margins.
WEAKNESSES:
Any bad rumours, or unhappiness with credit can spread
very fast, and you may find yourself out of business after
having placed all your eggs in one basket. Depending on
the age group, may not be able to charge much.
SWOT ANALYSIS
OPPORTUNITIES:
Could start selling things such as cake, low fat flapjacks,
etc. A total monopoly over students, giving way to the
opportunity to cut costs even if it causes quality of
product to lapse; they have no other choice but to buy
from you.
THREATS:
The possibility of one bad customer's experience causing
a decrease in sales. Causing your sales to dip while you
devise an alternative.
Eatables stores around the college campus can be
another threat.
QUESTIONNAIRE
Name:
Course: Graduation Post Graduation
1. Do you eat from your college canteen?
Yes No
If YES What would make you use the Canteen? (Circle
one)
• A. Value for your money
• B. Ambience of the canteen
• C. Better service
• D. Variety of food
QUESTIONNAIRE
2. What kind of food would you eat from it?
Indian cuisine Chinese cuisine
3. The Canteen food is healthy.
Agree Disagree
4. Canteen food is better than home cooked food.
Agree Disagree
5. Why don't you use the canteen services? (circle one):
• A. It’s too expensive.
• B. Service is very bad.
• C. Food is unhealthy.
• D. Other (please explain): _______________
QUESTIONNAIRE
6. Food effects your concentration and mood swings?
A. Agree
B. Disagree
7. How often do you use the canteen?
A. Daily
B. Once in two days
C. Once a week
D. once in a month
8. Please place in order of preference what is important in
the running of a canteen?
Good hygiene standards Value for money
Good quality service Ambience
QUESTIONNAIRE
9. If there is some problem in your food then do they
handle your problems?
A. Yes B. No
10. Do canteen have enough arrangements in rush hours
for students?
A. Yes B. No
11. When served, whether the food is
A. Hot
B. Warm
C. Cold
12. Do they over charge for the food items?
A. Yes B. No
QUESTIONNAIRE
13.Is the food you want is always available?
A.Yes B. No
14.Is Gola market better than College Canteen?
A. Yes B. No