Set the Mood/Ambiance

of the Dining Area

There are 5 crucial factors in
setting the mood and
ambiance
 *Elements of setting the ambiance of the
dining area
*Dining procedures in setting the mood and
ambiance of the dining area
*Operating audio visual equipment
*Cleaning procedures on floors/carpets
*Temperature Setting
Elements of Setting the
Ambiance of the Dining Area
• There are many factors that impact
whether or not an establishment is
profitable. Providing a complete and
dining experience is what helps each
establishment achieve an ambiance
enjoyed by costumers. When you appeal
to a diner's senses-sight and hearing.
1. Interior Design
Start with your
establishment's interior
design, it's important to
remember that before
diners smell or taste the
food, they judge your
establishment based on
the decor and colors
surrounding them and
how those things make
them feel.
Colors play a big role in ambiance
because customers relate and react to
certain colors based on past
experiences. You want colors that match
your establishment type and sometimes
even match the foods you serve.
Blues,purples,and greens are known as
the more difficult establishment color
schemes.
The easier color schemes are
red,yellow, and orange, and the
neutrals; beige, ivory, white,
brown etc. Warm colors promote
positive feelings. They are also
more stimulating colors that have
been proven to increase one's
appetite.
So be sure to correctly proportion
warm colors and not overpower
your food by having red walls and
tons of red fixtures in the same
room. Neutrals are a great color
scheme because these colors help
your diners feel calm.
 2. Spacing
Also goes along with
design. While you want
your setting arrangements
to look good when
standing at eye level, you
need to put yourself in the
costumer's shoes and sit at
different tables to see how
it feels for them while
they're dining.
3.Lightning
Helps create an
atmosphere for each
table, which most
establishment owners
want to do since each table is paying for
it's own experience. It prevents the
effectiveness of other elements you're
using to make your establishment
environment pleasant
4.Sounds
An establishment's sounds include music
talking from the kitchen and acoustics.
Sounds vary based on the type of
establishment if you're lively, upbeat
establishment, then hearing people talking
and having TV's or somewhat loud music is
perfectly fine. All that adds to the kind of
atmosphere you're trying to create in the
dining area.
When it comes to music,
slower tempo music helps
diners relax and stay
longer, while faster, more
upbeat tempos help with
establishment owners
wanting a mere rapid
turnover. Through
according to one study
slower music may lead a