Service quality from the perspective of the restaurant guest

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  • Course content
  1. Introduction: Objectives, target group, restaurant trends, characteristics, quality elements in the restaurant
  2. Service quality restaurant: First contact, guest room, guest seating, mise-en-place, menu, food, drinks, service, staff, value for money
  3. Concluding remarks, questionnaires/checklists, certificate

What Will You Learn?

  • In the given content, you will learn about the following aspects of service quality in more detail:
  • First contact
  • The first contact begins as soon as you enter the restaurant. The welcome from the staff is crucial as it shapes the first impression.
  • Guest room
  • The guest room is the heart of the restaurant. Here, attention should be paid to a pleasant atmosphere, which is created by the right lighting, comfortable seating and attractive decoration.
  • Guest place
  • The guest seat is the individual area of each guest in the restaurant. It should be comfortable and neatly prepared.
  • Setting up
  • Mise-en-place refers to the preparation of the service area and table before guests arrive.
  • Menu
  • The menu is a central element of the gastronomic experience. It should be clearly laid out and offer a varied selection of dishes that reflect the concept and philosophy of the restaurant.
  • Eat
  • The quality and presentation of the food are crucial for the satisfaction of the guests.
  • Beverages
  • The range of drinks should be varied and tailored to the food.
  • Service
  • Service plays a crucial role in the restaurant. Friendliness, competence and attention of the staff contribute significantly to the satisfaction of the guests.
  • Personal
  • The staff is the flagship of the restaurant. It should not only be professionally competent, but also motivated and friendly.
  • Value for money
  • For many guests, the price-performance ratio is a decisive factor when choosing a restaurant. The prices should be appropriate to the quality of the food and drinks offered as well as the service offered.
  • These points together form the basis for a successful gastronomic experience and help guests feel comfortable and want to come back.

Course Content

Service quality restaurant

  • Service quality restaurant