Chapter 4

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Chapter 4

Food and Beverage Business
A business that prepares, packages, serves, sells, or provides food for people to eat; also called foodservice.
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Food and Beverage Business A business that prepares, packages, serves, sells, or provides food for people to eat; also called foodservice.
Foodservice A business that prepares, packages, serves, sells, or provides food for people to eat; also called Food and Beverage Business.
Commercial Foodservice A food and beverage business that competes for customers.
Restaurant A business establishment where meals or refreshments may be purchased.
Quick-service restaurant A restaurant that provides customers with convenience, speed, and basic service al low prices.
Fast-food restaurant A quick-service restaurant that has counter where a person places his or her order and waits for it.
Cafeteria Foodservice in which the food is displayed along a counter called a serving line, and customers walk along the line with trays and request food the want from the servers.
Buffet Food displayed on tables; customers serve themselves.
Carryout restaurant A restaurant that specializes in preparing food for customers to take with them to eat at home or anyehere else.
Full-service restaurant A restaurant in which customers are seated at a table, give their oders to a server, and are served their food at the table.
Fine-dining restaurant A restaurant that emphasizes the highest quality in service, ingredients, and atmosphere.
Casual dining restaurant All full-service restaurants that are not in fine-dinging category.
Catering The provision of food and service for a special event.
Institutional Foodservice Foodservice provided to customers in an institution.
Institution A place such as a school, hospital, the military, or prison.
In-house Foodservice A foodservice run by the institution itself.
Contract Foodservice Type of food service in which the institution hires an outside foodservice company to run its foodservice.
Foodservice within a consumer business A food and beverage business that is located in a consumer business; sometimes called a food and beverage operation.
Restaurant Concept The theme, target market, decor, ambiance, and service style of a restaurant.
Theme A specific idea around which something is organized.
Ambiance The feeling or mood associated with a perticular place.
Market All the people who could potentially buy what is being sold.
Market Segment A subgroup of a larger market with similar needs and wants for the product being sold.
Target Market The market segment that you choose to target.

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