The document outlines the functions and importance of the Food and Beverage Department in lodging operations, emphasizing its role in enhancing guest experiences and generating revenue. It covers key topics such as organizational structure, types of restaurants, table setting standards, and service procedures. Additionally, it highlights the necessity of skilled personnel for effective management and operations within the department.
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The document outlines the functions and importance of the Food and Beverage Department in lodging operations, emphasizing its role in enhancing guest experiences and generating revenue. It covers key topics such as organizational structure, types of restaurants, table setting standards, and service procedures. Additionally, it highlights the necessity of skilled personnel for effective management and operations within the department.
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Fundamentals in
Lodging Operations John Ericson A. Policarpio, MBA, CEE 2021 COPYRIGHT
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Store, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this material shall be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written consent of REX Book Store, Inc. Lesson 9
The Food and Beverage
Department Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:
• define and discuss the functions of the Food and Beverage
Department; • identify and learn the roles and responsibilities of every Food and Beverage Department job title; • discuss the different standards in the operations of food outlets; Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:
• compare and contrast the different types of restaurants;
• perform table setting procedures; and • perform standards in table service. Introduction
In the accommodation sector, it is very common to
see a restaurant or food outlet inside the hotel’s premises, which serves as a complementary product along with the guest rooms. Introduction
Handling the day-to-day operations of the Food and
Beverage Department of a hotel is never an easy task to partake. It requires strong leadership and teamwork culture from the management team; superior communication skills and motivating techniques from the supervisors and team leaders; and a lot of technical knowledge, customer service, and quality service management skills from the food and beverage staff to run a food outlet in a very smooth way from the daily buffet breakfast service, lunch service, up to its dinner service. Functions of the Food and Beverage (F & B) Department 1. Acquisition of Food and Beverage Materials and Items 2. Menu Planning, Costing, and Engineering 3. Maintaining Daily Kitchen and Dining Operations 4. Food Service Hygiene and Sanitation 5. Cost Control and Budgeting 6. Providing Superior Customer Service The F & B Organization Structure Three Divisions of the F & B Department
• Food and Beverage Services
• Kitchen Operations • Banquet and Events Different Stations Handled by Chef de Partie Types of Restaurants Fine Dining Restaurant Types of Restaurants
Casual Dining Restaurant
Types of Restaurants Cafe Types of Restaurants Pubs Types of Restaurants Piano Lounge/Lobby Lounge Restaurant Dining Procedure Formal Table Setting Informal Table Setting Basic Table Setting Buffet Table Setting Types of Table Service
• American Table Service
• English Service/Silver Table Service • French Table Service • Russian Table Service • Buffet Service Lesson Summary
In this lesson, we understood that the Food and
Beverage Department plays a significant role in the overall guest experience in accommodation establishments. The intricacy of the department has been portrayed by its complex organizational structure. Food and beverage operations is a key service of a lodging facility as it creates an added revenue to the property when managed correctly; however, it may be costly to operate a food and beverage facility if there are no knowledgeable people to handle its planning and operations. Lesson Summary
We also learned about the different types of
restaurants, table setting standards, and table service procedures that can be adopted by food outlets. The food and beverage operations should also consider hiring the right person that is well trained in the technical aspects of food production, preparation, and service. Discussion Questions
1. Share one of your most memorable dining experiences
in class. What are the positive and negative reviews that you noticed in their service?
2. If you were an executive chef of a five-star hotel, how
would you conduct the menu review and evaluation process?
3. In your own opinion, what are the benefits of being part
of the Food and Beverage Department in a hotel? Share your answers during the class discussion.
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