Remarkable service
Third edition.
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Publication
2014 - , New Jersey
Language
English
Word Count
72,500 words, Guess
Page Count
290 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveremarkableservic0000unse_o6k7
- ISBN-101118116879
- ISBN-139781118116876
- Library of Congress Control Number2013037156
- Library of Congress Control Number2013037931
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number858610902
- Better World Books9781118116876
- Open LibraryOL27152784M
Classifications
- DDC647.95068
- LCCTX911.3.M27 R453 2014
- LCCTX911.3.M27R453 2013
and 1 more
- LCCTX911.3.M27
Description
"Transforming service into extraordinary guest experiences--with repeat business the reward. For the past decade, Remarkable Service has been the most comprehensive guide to standard-setting restaurant service techniques and principles. This all-new edition features a completely reorganized, updated look at table service and foodservice management, from setting up a dining room and taking guests' orders to executing wine service and handling customer complaints. With straightforward advice from The Culinary Institute of America's expert table service and foodservice management faculty, Remarkable Service, Third Edition offers new "Scripts for Service Scenarios" throughout to help servers practice such real-world scenarios as recommending a dish, taking reservations, and dealing with special requests. This book also addresses the service needs of a wide range of dining establishments, from casual and outdoor dining to upscale restaurants and catering operations. Chapters cover everything from training and hiring staff, preparation for service, and front-door hospitality to money handling, styles of modern table service, and the relationship between the front and back of the house. Foreword by restaurateur Danny Meyer, whose restaurants are legendary for their world-class service. Respected industry-wide as a contemporary reference guide and refresher for foodservice professionals "--
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