Restaurant Management Review Flashcards

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Flashcards for reviewing key concepts in restaurant management, covering topics from cost control and menu types to menu engineering and customer surveys.

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According to the notes, what is the easiest way to increase profit?

Lowering costs

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What are the characteristics of variable costs?

A cost that varies, in total, in direct proportion to changes in the level of activity; Variable cost per unit remains constant

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How do you calculate Cost of Food Sold and Cost of Food Consumed?

Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory = Cost of Food Consumed; Cost of Food Consumed - Employee Meals = Cost of Food Sold

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What are the four types of menus discussed in the lecture?

Standard, Combination, Specials, and Cycle.

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What are the characteristics of a Combination Menu?

Introduces new items while maintaining signature dishes; Requires daily taste testing and training.

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Where are Cycle Menus commonly used?

Common in schools and hospitals; Offers a set rotation of menus.

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What is Menu Engineering?

A technique to evaluate a menu's profitability based on profitability and popularity of items.

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What are the 4 different food cost ratios?

Maximum Allowable, Actual, Potential, Standard

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What is the purpose of a customer survey?

To collect focused opinions about the restaurant from current and future customers.

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What are the key questions addressed in a customer survey?

Menu selection, menu pricing, food quality and quantity, waiting times, server's knowledge, cleanliness, decoration, location, promptness, and staff professionalism.

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What aspects of the operation does the menu affect?

Labor cost, food cost, choice of dishes, staff training, storage requirements, restaurant layout, and design.

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What is the purpose of a well-designed menu?

To achieve sales targets, address costs, and return expected profits; Attract customers and influence their choices.

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What are Primacy & Recent Principles (Menu Psychology)?

The fact that people remember the first or last things they hear or see.

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List the Menu Engineering Classifications

Stars (HH), Plow Horses (HL), Dogs (LL), Puzzles (LH).

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What is Menu Engineering?

Menu item identification