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Server Duties: 4 Restaurant Server Side Work Tasks and Best Practices for Managing Them

7 Shifts

People who don't work in the restaurant industry think that all there is to being a server is taking orders, bringing out food, and sorting out the bill. However, those with experience on the front-of-house (FOH) side of restaurants know there's more to server duties than meets the eye.

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Avoiding Post-Pandemic ‘Honeymoon Period’ Pitfalls

Modern Restaurant Management

Our customers have been very understanding of our slow service, our inconsistent staffing and fluctuating hours. Some operations are cutting out an entire service, meaning that they only do dinner whereas before they did lunch and dinner. As I mentioned, our COVID honeymoon regarding service will be over soon. Table Service.

Server 186
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A Different Kind of Room Service

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Like a high-end version of room service, diners who come for Uni’s in-suite experience are shown to their bedless private dining area in one of the hotel’s 14 suites allocated to the restaurant. The menu is QR-coded, and a masked and gloved server enters the room and takes the party’s entire order in one go.

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Your Playbook to a Successful COVID-19 Restaurant Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

From customizable protective shields and partitions to hand sanitizing stations and tricks for taking an outdoor dining space to the next level (umbrellas and planters, anyone?), Move tables away from high-traffic areas, such as bathrooms and service stations, in order to minimize contact. Build Sanitization Stations into Your Design.

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COVID-19 Best Practices for Restaurants: Navigating Coronavirus for Staff & Managers

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Washing hands, avoiding touching eyes, mouth, face, properly sanitizing. Put sanitizing hand rub dispensers in prominent areas around the restaurant. Supply servers, hosts, and kitchen staff with gloves. Show cleanliness, like kitchen and servers wearing gloves, sanitizing the restaurant, etc.

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Consumers Welcome Some Restaurant Automation, Reject Others

Modern Restaurant Management

More than half (55 percent) of global consumers say automated food preparation is unacceptable for both quick service and table service restaurants, while nearly half (49 percent) say they’re likely to order food through an artificial intelligence tool, such as a chatbot or drive-thru. This line is often blurred.

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Restaurants Reopen: What Are They Doing?

Modern Restaurant Management

Silverware that is sanitized and sealed. Hand sanitizer located throughout the restaurant. Bar servers will take orders and deliver drinks and food but will not linger across from guests. There will not be any bar-top service, but alcoholic drinks will still be available. Employees wearing masks and gloves.