Job Responsibilities
Product
Service Standards
Clean Up
Crisis & Risk
100

How quickly should a table be greeted after being sat?

30 seconds

100

What level is our beef quality?

USDA Prime

100

What are all the components of your uniform?

Black long sleeve shirt, black slacks, black non-slip shoes, black socks, black belt, tie/bowtie, apron, name tag, crumber, wine key, pens

100

What is the first thing you do when you clean the bread oven?

UNPLUG IT!!!!!!!

100

What is the first step when there is a crisis?

Call 911

200

What is the proper way to greet a table?

"Good evening, my name is _____ and I will be assisting *server's name* in your service this evening. May I offer you some iced water or perhaps you would prefer a bottle of still or sparkling water?"

200

What temperature are the hot plates?

What word do we use to describe it?

500 degrees

Sizzling

200

What is "Full hands in, Full hands out"?

When you take something out to the dining room, you always bring something back. (i.e dinnerware, glassware, linens, etc)

200

What do you do with the butter at the end of the night?

Wrap it up with plastic wrap and place in the walk-in cooler

200

Name 3 types of Crises? 

Foodborne illness, Death, Injury, Utility interruptions, Natural disasters, Fire, Violence (robbery, assaults, shooting), Unplanned Media Activities

300

What does "Sharking" mean?

Walking through the dining room to fill water glasses, clear soiled dinnerware, & otherwise assist servers as needed.

300

What are allergen concerns during bread service?

Gluten & Dairy (no nut or other allergens)

300

How do you properly handle a knife?

Hold by the handle

Use a cut glove on your non-dominant hand & keep fingers curled 

Wear disposable gloves

300

What tables always get set up at the end of the night?

3-10, 21, 23, 52

300

What is cross contact?

How do we prevent it?

Cross contact is the transfer of an allergen to a food that does not contain that allergen.

All team members are product certified, clean surfaces and equipment that touch food, wash hands after handling food, keep food allergens separate from other food in coolers, etc

400

If some orders bottled water, who do you serve first and how much do you fill the glass?

Bonus:

What should you leave on the table?

Ladies first

Only fill half way

Bonus Answer: The bottle with water still in it!

400

Which two sides are not vegetarian friendly?

Pot Aug & brussels sprouts 

400

What is the 5/10 rule?

Within 10 feet acknowledge their presence with eye contact & a warm smile

Within 5 feet greet/speak to the guest

400

What should always go on the tables at the end of the night?

(the ones not being set up)

Linen, candle, salt & pepper,

FULL SUGAR CADDIES 

*if sugar caddies are not full, please refill them

400

Name the top 9 allergens

Bonus: name 1 more recognized in Canada?

Peanuts, Tree nuts, Shellfish, Eggs, Dairy, Fish, Soy, Wheat, & Sesame Seeds 

Bonus: Sulfites

500

What should be left on a table after you box/clear entrees?

Glasses Only

500

What are all the ingredients in a Chop Salad? 

(Hint: There are 14)

Iceberg, Radicchio, Spinach, Egg, Bacon, Crouton, Lemon Basil Dressing, Mushroom, Green Olives, Hearts of Palm, Blue Cheese, Raw Onions, Fried Onions, Cherry Tomatoes

500

Where is Seat 1 & how do you know the position?

Where is the salt & pepper located in relation to Seat 1?

Seat 1 is the seat closest to the kitchen/server alley

Salt & pepper are located directly in front of seat one, with salt on the right & pepper on the left

500

How should the reset rack look at the end of the shift?

All slots full of large trays with the following:

4 bread/side plates

4 sets of silverware inside 4 folded napkins

4 wine glasses

4 water glasses

500

What are the 6 Pathogens?

E. coli, Norovirus, Shigella, Hep A, Salmonella Typhi, Non-Typhoidal Salmonella

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