What's the Term?
Casual Dining Types
Hospitality Segments
Commercial or Non-Commercial
Goods or Services
100
This is an industry that provides services to people away from home including food, lodging, travel, tourism, and recreation.
Hospitality Industry
100
This type of Casual Service specializes in one item.
Single Item
100
Businesses that prepare food and beverages for customers.
Food Services
100
McDonald's
Commercial
100
Service
200
Provides food for guests or members as well as the public.
Hotels & Clubs
200
This type of Casual Service specializes in one type of regional food.
Ethnic
200
Businesses that provide overnight accommodations for customers.
Lodging
200
The WHS cafeteria
Non-Commercial
200
A chocolate bar at Kroger's
Good
300
Catering where people are eating where you prepare the food, like a Hotel.
On-Premise
300
This type of Casual Service caters to families eating out together, often cook meals that are similar to home cooking.
Family Restaurant
300
Businesses that physically move travelers from one place to another.
Travel
300
Cotton Patch
Commercial
300
A shirt from the Cowboy's fan shop
Good
400
Providing food for people traveling from day to day activity or on longer trips is this type of food service.
In-Transit
400
Casual Service is one category of this type of restaurant where customers sit at a table and give orders to a server who brings their food to the table.
Full Service Restaurants
400
Businesses that organize and promote travel for businesses, leisure, and other purposes.
Tourism
400
Meals on Wheels
Non-Commercial
400
A check up at The Joint Chiropractic
Service
500
This is what you call a foodservice operation that is supported or subsidized by a host company or organization.
Non-Commercial food service
500
Fast Food, Buffets, Cafeterias, and Carry out are all this type of service.
Quick Service
500
Businesses that provide activities for rest, relaxation, and enjoyment.
Recreation
500
Big Table Cafe on the Google campus.
Non-Commercial
500
A meal at the 544 Cafe
Good & Service