Table Clearing:
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A table that is not properly cleared can easily create a bad
impression. One should strive towards having as few items on the tables
possible.
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Wait to clear glasses and plates until more than one guest at a
table is finished, so guests who are still eating or drinking do not feel
rushed
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After all guests have finished their course, all plates, cutlery
and side dishes related to the dish must be removed.
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For removing equipment from the table, the same service rules
apply as for serving the items.
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If the item is served from the right, it must be removed the
right. Of course, if the guest is not easily reachable from that side, one
shall collect the items from the other side.
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After the last course, but before the dessert, all plates,
cutlery, condiments. Bread & butter are cleaned from the table and any
crumbs are removed.
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When a glass or bottle is empty (and there is no refill) they must
be removed immediately.
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All equipment brought to the kitchen will be sorted by the
waiters. Glasses will be put in the appropriate racks, cutlery will be put in a
soaking pan, food leftovers will be disposed of and plates will be stacked for
washing.
Clearing Bar Tops and Lounge:
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Remove glasses, napkins, food plates and silverware that are not
being used.
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Clear empty plates from the guest’s right with your right hand.
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If a guest appears to be finished with an item, but the glass or
plate is not empty, ask the guest if you may remove it.
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Put used glass or plate is not empty; ask the guest if you may
remove it.
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Never stack dirty plates in front of guest, pick them up
separately and stack them away from guest.
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Pick up any popcorn or snacks on the floor.
Changing used Ashtray’s:
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Turn a clean ashtray upside-down and place it over the dirty
ashtray on the bar or table.
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Pick both ashtray up and place the dirty on your tray or behind
the bar, The “capping” method will prevent ashes from falling on guest, the bar
top, or the table as you remove ashtray.
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Place the clean ashtray back on the table or bar counter.
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