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F&B Bar
Sop
OBJECTIVE
F&B Royal
Setup Guidelines
• All beer drafts need to have branded badges to display the draft being served.
• Draft tap handles should not be branded but in plain copper/ silver.
• In case of a fridge presentation that is customer facing, the main display should be a
Pommery selection.
• Acceptable items to have on the bar are bar caddies in copper colour which are clean
and nicely stocked with napkins and straws & rubber serving mats near the dispense
area.
• Some bars might have green plants displayed, if so, these need to be kept clean of dust
at all times.
• Micros till should be inside the bar if possible or on a separate unit outside the bar,
preferably not in plain sight of guests.
• Glassware needs to be hanged where possible but only in clean, polished condition,
ready to use and only 1 type of glassware per rail. Don’t overload the rail as it might
cause breakages.
• Leo’s branded coasters to be used under drinks being served, for other brands this
can include a logo branded coaster or black napkin.
• Where there is a coffee machine in the bar, please ensure it looks neat, clean and tidy.
• Any promotional tent cards for offers happening at the particular time can be
displayed at the counter, but in a moderate way.
• Any menus displayed on the counter must be clean and good condition.
• Ensure bar chairs are clean and well positioned, so its inviting for guests to sit
at the bar.
• Please be aware that all areas in and around the bar are in view of our guests,
GENERAL POINTS
F&B Royal
Service Guidelines
• Guests arriving at the bar/restaurant should be greeted by host/ team member.
• Follow the 10/5 rule. Any guest 10 feet away should be acknowledged, smile and make
eye contact. At 5 feet away there should be a verbal greeting.
• Check with the guest if they have any reservation and if they are joining for drinks/
lunch/dinner.
• Ask the guest if they are staying in house and if so for name and room number.
• Any walk in reservations need to be put into the booking system with guest name and
email/phone number where possible.
ARRIVAL EXPERIENCE
• Guest to wait at the host desk not at the table when table is still being cleaned and set
up is done.
• Positively engages with the guest, enquiring about their visit, stay in the hotel etc.
• Assist the guest with seating and point out the menu.
• Mention a colleague will be arriving shortly to take their order & wish the guest a
great/ enjoyable afternoon/evening
• If only drinks are being ordered, check if the guests would like to order and add snacks
or food.
• Orders to be placed through micros, if no handhelds, on the till directly after writing it
down on a notepad. Bartender to post the order directly on the micros terminal.
• All orders to be repeated to the guest to ensure they are taken correctly.
• Any allergens to be posted through micros as well as verbally confirmed with the
bartender/chef/supervisor.
ORDERING
• Wine by glass to be poured at the bar, wine bottles to be opened in front of the guest.
• Cocktails to be prepared at the bar when order comes in. All cocktails to be served
with fresh garnish. Cocktails to show attention to detail and visual appeal
• Beverages served in bottle are served with the correct glass and condiments if
required e.g. ice/lemon
• Beverage must be of high quality and fresh, delivered at the right temperature
• Bartender to place the completed drink order with the ticket on the bar
DRINK PREPARATION
• Beverage order to be double checked by the server before delivering to the table.
• Beverages served in bottle are served with the correct glass and condiments if
required e.g. ice/lemon and are being poured 1/3 by the server at the table.
• Wine by glass to be poured at the bar, wine bottles to be opened in front of the guest.
• Branded coasters to be used under drinks being served, for other brands this can
include a logo branded coaster or black napkin.
SERVING DRINKS
• Food presentation must be of high quality and fresh, adequate in portion size.
FOOD PREPARATION
• Ensure there is place on the table to place the food items before pick up.
• Food order to be double checked by the server before delivering to the table.
SERVING FOOD
• Check with guest on their experience, if their food and beverages are to their linking.
• Deal with feedback. You should thank guest for comments either positive or negative.
A sincere apology should be expressed for a negative feedback, followed by an
effective solution.
• While you are at the table check if there is anything that can be cleared or offer a refill
where applicable.
• Manager/ Supervisor to personally check on VIP guests/ high spending tables or any
guests that experienced problems or any delay.
CHECKING GUEST
SATISFACTION
• Refill to be offered by repeating the name of the drink, previously consumed where
possible.
OFFERING REFILL
• Ensure you check with the guest when removing items when your not 100% sure or its
not fully finished.
• Check with the guests if they would like anything else; more drinks, desserts etc.
• When all food items are removed and the guests does not want anything else, the salt
& pepper mills should also be removed from the table.
• Use the opportunity to check for satisfaction or offer a refill where appropriate and
applicable.
CLEARING
• Bring over the PDQ machine for the guests to settle the check at the table.
• Update the guest profile where applicable with preferences for future visits.
FAREWELL
• Any small maintenance requests should be actioned upon immediately where possible
and not interrupting the guest experience, any larger requests to be planned in
together with manager and engineer as soon as possible during closing hours.
• Its every team member’s responsibility the area is clean and free of debris at all times
and any defects to be reported to a manager/ supervisor immediately.
• Check temperature is comfortable for guests and adjust accordingly where possible
• At the beginning and throughout the shift ensure light settings are correct for the
time of the day including table lights.
• At the beginning and throughout the shift ensure music settings are correct for the
time of the day
• Ensure any damaged china, glassware is directly removed from operation and
disposed, noting this on the breakage sheet.
• Table setups to be in clean and good condition and to be checked and replaced where
required.
• Ensure floor area is clean before the arrival of the new guests.
• Trays to be used at all time during service of beverages and moving of glassware and
table setups.
• Trays to be clean at all times and being deep cleaned at the end of each shift.
• Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the
interactions.
GENERAL POINTS