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Restaurant Standards
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Hostesses should always ensure that the table selected is to the guest’s satisfaction before beginning to seat them. It is far too common that we are escorted to our tables by hostesses who, once at the table, set our menus on the table, invite us to enjoy our dinner and then simply turn and walk away – often before we are even seated. Hostesses need to devote time to each guest they seat in providing a very welcoming and service-oriented introduction to the restaurant which they serve.
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Cocktail Garnishes
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Limes: • When a lime garnish is to be used for a drink on the rocks, we will present two overlapping lime wheels on the top of the ice. • When a lime garnish is to be used for an “up” drink, we will present two lime wheels in the cocktail. • When a lime twist is to be used, we will cut the twist fresh from a lime, release the oils around the entire rim of the glass, release the oils over the cocktail, and drop it in the cocktail. We can save all limes for juicing.
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Classification of Alcoholic Drinks
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TYPES OF SPIRITS: Vodka • Currently the most popular spirit throughout the world • Originated in Russia and Poland • Made from any carbohydrate, but usually produced by grains such as rye, corn, or wheat. Also made from produce such as potatoes or beets (beetroot) • A neutral spirit: mostly colorless and tasteless • Usually between 80 and 110 proof, but most vodkas are 80 proof • Flavored vodkas: vodka with additional ingredients added after distillation. Some popular flavored vodkas are citrus, vanilla, chocolate, pepper, and berry.
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Hotel Lease Agreement
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Under hotel lease agreements, the company will lease a hotel building from a property owner or other partner and are entitled to the benefits of, and carry the risks associated with, operating the hotel. They derive revenue primarily from room sales and food and beverage sales in restaurants, bars and banqueting.
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