Chapter 4: Foodservice Systems Flashcards
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commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
serve quick, affordable, and consistent meals w/o table service
can be further classified as traditional, quick-comfort (serving home-cooked meals in a fastfood fashion), and double drive through
ex: mcdo, jollibee, mang inasal, hen lin, cafe france, shakeys
quick service restaurants (qsr)
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
offer food self-service style, that is, clientele line up to get food at the counter
ex: goldilocks, naia terminal 2 cafeteria
cafeteria
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
offer a wide variety of food to several guests at a fixed price
ex: tiple v ultimate buffet, yakimix restaurant. cabalen, vikings, dad’s
buffets/smorgasbord/eat all you can restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
offer casual and affordable meals
have a larger seating for family dining and is kid-friendly
ex: max’s, aristocrat, barrio fiesta, gerry’s grill
family restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
provide a simple menu, full restaurant service in a casual atmosphere allowing customers to dress comfortably and/or bring children
may also be fast/quick casual
ex: apartment 9b, tgif, pancake house, italianni’s
casual dining restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
serve very expensive food with fine service (first class food quality, presentation, ambience)
luxury/fine dining/upscale restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
menu, service, and design reflect a specific theme
ex: adarna food and culture restaurant, hard rock cafe, bubba gump shrimp company, travel cafe, m cafe
theme restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
provide a menu of dinner items that matches the restaurant’s theme
dinner houses
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
serve lunch items
lunchrooms/luncheonette
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
offer breakfasts, lunch, supper, and snacks the whole day at relatively low prices
california menu foodservices
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
offer items falling under a specific food category
ex: cafe breton (crepes), outback steakhouse, sonja’s cupckaes, bizu patisserie
specialty restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
specialize in specific cuisines
ex: saisaki, alba’s, old swiss inn, casa ilongga, prince jaipur
ethnic restaurants
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
serve sandwiches, meats, and cheese over the counter
ex: santi’s deli, earle’s deli, alexa’s deli, mickey’s deli
delicatessens/deli
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
feature the menu and decor of the traditional 1950s american restaurant
ex: dc diner, mr. jones
diners
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
serves carious coffee concoctions and offer hot and cold beverages, pastries, sandwiches, ad other breakfast/lunch fare
ex: starbucks, figaro, bo’s coffee, cbtl, cafe de lipa
specialty coffee
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
offer drinks (coffee, wine, aperitifs, fruit juices), and snacks (sandwiches and salads)
originally served coffees
cafe
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and light fare
ex: temple bar, buddha bar, embassy (fort), guilty’s island, klownz
bars
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
are bars or small restaurants offering local (french) dishes, cold meats, and cheese and wine
also used to refer small, simple restaurants
ex: chef laudico, bistro filipino
bistros
tapas bars started in what country
spain
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
french cafes or restaurants offering beer cider, and other drinks, and a limited food menu
may also have their own brewery in-house
brasseries
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
similar to a bar, but offer a more extensive food menu
taverns
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
similar to a tavern but they specialize in wine
wine bars
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
a beer hall/garden with or without a microbrewery
was originally a german concept
brahaus
commercial foodservice (operating for profit)
shortened word for public houses
serve alcoholic drinks, specifically beer in a homey/laid back setting
common in english speaking countries
pubs