Commercial & Non Commercial
What are the 5 segments of the non-commercial foodservice industry?
Schools & Universities
Healthcare facilities
Business & Industry
Clubs
Government
______ is all the services that people use and receive when they are away from home.
Hospitality
What were the private clubs that offered food to members in ancient Greece called?
Lesche
What types of facilities fall into healthcare? Name two.
Hospitals and nursing homes
Military bases and ships, government buildings, and correctional facilities are included here.
Government
Who introduced coffee to the Europeans?
Africans
Who are the two important figures that led the way to such a level of respect and admiration for chefs today?
Careme & Escoffier
What are the 5 different combinations that make up a restaurant's concept?
Ambiance, decor, menu offerings, pricing, service style
True
____ Includes hotels, motels, and resorts.
Lodging
Showing great appreciation for fine wine and food.
Epicurean
Who defined the art of grand/haute cuisine?
Marie-Antoine Careme
How much is the average check at a fine dining full service restaurant?
$25
_____ hire their own staff to operate businesses.
Self-operators
A (n) ______ is a person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risk to do so.
Entrepreneur
____ were associations of people with similar interests or professions. They were organized during the reign of Louis XIV in France in an attempt to increase the state’s control over the economy.
Guilds
What 2 major contributions did Georges August Escoffier make to foodservice?
1) Established exact rules of conduct and dress for chefs 2) Developed the kitchen brigade system
What are the 5 commercial foodservice segments?
•Restaurants
•Catering and banquets
•Retail
•Stadiums
•Cruise ships and airlines
____ includes restaurants, retail establishments, and hotels.
Foodservice
After ______, in the 1940s and 1950s, the quick-service segment of the restaurant industry grew quickly.
World War II
Known as the father of modern French cuisine
Fernand Point