1 Vocabulary
A business establishment serving meals to the public?
What is a Restaurant.
Large boats used less for transporting people from one place to another than for entertaining passengers during their travel.
What are Cruise ships?
Open-air or enclosed structure designed for; spectators to watch live sporting events. Typically, a wide variety of foods are available
What is Stadiums (arenas)?
Serving staff provides service, and the order is taken while the patron is seated. Patrons pay after they eat.
What is a Family dinning full-service restaurant?
Caused mass migration to cities and dining and lodging establishments opened to serve the needs of both workers and employers.
What was the Industrial Revolution?
A set menu is selected by a host and then prepared by and served to guests by a third party.
What is Catering and banquets?
Travel for recreation, leisure, or business.
What is tourism?
During Renaissance times, a coffee house; this term has later been expanded to cover a variety of smaller restaurants.
What is Café?
Serving staff provides service at the table, and the order is taken while the patron is seated. Patrons pay after they eat.
What is Casual dining full-service restaurant?
A number of fine dining restaurants arose to serve the wealth, who might otherwise have simply enjoyed opulent meals at home.
What was the Gilded Age?
A business establishment offering prepared meals to be consumed on site or off premises.
What is Retail?
Transport companies serving passengers traveling by air.
What are Airlines?
Associations of people with similar interests of professions.
What are Guilds?
Establishments primarily engaged in providing foodservice where patrons generally order or selected items and pay before eating. Food and drink bay be consumed on premises, taken out, or delivered.
What is quick-serve or fast-food restaurant?
A conquest of Rome contributed to a new feudal economy, one based on agrarian principles rather than on hunting and foreign. Forests were methodically cleared, and waters diverted for agricultural needs, Travel and trade slowed dramatically, limiting available ingredients
What was the Germanic conquest?
An elaborate and refined system of food preparation.
What is Haute cuisine?
A person with a refined taste for food and wine; from the Greek philosopher Epicurus, who believed that pleasure, achieved through self-control and balance, and the ultimate purpose of life.
What is Epicurean?
An assembly line process of serving food quickly and cheaply without the need for servers.
What are Cafeterias?
Attractive and comfortable establishments serving freshly prepared, wholesome quality, authentic foods in a reasonable fast-service format.
What is Quick-casual restaurant?
What was the twentieth century?
In ancient Greece, dining establishments catering to travelers, traders, and visiting diplomates, who brought their food with them to have it prepared on site.
What is Phatnai?
In ancient Greece, private clubs that offer food to members.
What is Lesche?
A café serving restaurers, of hot and revivifying soups; the origin of the contemporary restaurant.
What is Restorante?
Making milk safer to drink by heating it to a certain temperature to destroy harmful bacteria invented by Louis Pasteur.
What is Pasteurization?
An early system where travelers required lodging and dining options along the way.
Railroad