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Fill in the blanks:1. I hate when
restaurants_____________2. I love when
restaurants______________
Bellringer
Customer Service
The Cornerstone of Restaurant Operations
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Bad Waiter
http://youtu.be/ZO4YUsAHuLk
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What is Customer Service?
Service: is what a restaurant provides, it is the measure of efficiency and effectiveness.
High-quality Customer Service: means consistently exceeding customer’s expectations for products, services, and for personal interaction.
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What Customers Buy
Products
Service
Dining Experience
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Goals Attitude
Appearance Benefits
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Goals
Make the customer feel welcome
Set the stage for a pleasant dining experience
Greet customers immediately upon arrival
Display courtesy, respect and friendliness
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Appearance
UniformHygieneHairHands and nails
Jewelry
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AttitudeBe someone who is:
Positive Willing to please the customer
Takes pride in their work
Friendly and cheerfulShows courtesy to customers
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BenefitsImproved customer satisfaction
Greater customer loyaltyReduced marketing costsEnhanced business reputation
Positive work environmentReduced employee turnover
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Impact of Customer Service
Can a business survive and be profitable while providing poor customer service?
Customer loyalty and repeat business decreases
Additional marketing is needed
Difficulty in changing reputation and image
Good employees may leave for a better place
Profits can decline
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Benefits of High-Quality Customer Service
Repeat businessDistinguish from competitionCustomers make personal connection with establishment Increased checks, tip, and profitSupports marketing effortsEnhances reputation and image Increased interaction with customers to determine their needs and satisfaction
Contributes to employee pride and satisfaction
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A Happy Customer is a Repeat Customer
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Customer Service Solutions
Get into groups of two
Pick 2 cards
Discuss and brainstorm solutions and formulate improvements in customer service for each scenario.
Pick 1 member from the group to discuss your solutions with the class.
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Review
19 Payment Options
Types of Payment
End of the Meal
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Types of Payment
CashCredit card
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End of the Meal
Thank your customers Invite to returnAsk for feedback
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Questions?
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References and ResourcesImages:
Microsoft Office Clip Art: Used with permission from Microsoft.
Textbooks:
Culinary essentials. (2010). Woodland Hills, CA: Glencoe/McGraw Hill.
Foundations of restaurant management & culinary arts: Level one. (2011). Boston, MA: Prentice Hall.
Remarkable service: a guide to winning and keeping customers for servers, managers, and restaurant owners. (2009). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
YouTube™:
A Happy Customer is a Repeat Customer
Customer Service: Skills for Success
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rJTAp6G57A&feature=share&list=PL3F79BA3148626C28&index=9
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