BAR Service Terms and Definitions
APERITIF : Comes from the Latin word aperio, meaning “to open.” An alcoholic drink taken before meals to open or enhance the appetite. Apéritifs include Vermouth, Campari, Dubonnet, Pernod, and Amer …
APERITIF : Comes from the Latin word aperio, meaning “to open.” An alcoholic drink taken before meals to open or enhance the appetite. Apéritifs include Vermouth, Campari, Dubonnet, Pernod, and Amer …
Difference Between Lager and An Ale Beer Ales:Made with yeast that ferments at a higher temperature ans stays on the surface of the beer. Lagers:Made from yeast that ferments at …
The BAR It Is a place where drinks are mixed and served to customers, it is a place for revelation. It is also a control center in which records are …
Bowls & Bentos salmon soba soupsalmon, soba noodles, mushroom, kale,nori, dashi tempura udonprawn tempura, udon noodles, seaweed, shallot, shiitake mushroom,dashi broth sashimi bimbimbamassorted sashimi, salad, sesame oil, rice chicken donburiteriyaki …
Bang!A term used to identify double- or triple-flavor reinforced drinks such as Cherry Bang! ie, cherry juice, cherry liqueur, and cherry brandy. ChartreuseAn herb liqueur created by Carthusian monks. You …
1. Acknowledge and Welcome Guest To make guest feel welcome and important, whenever any guest arrives, it is the responsibility of the service staff to approach and meet the guest …
Beer mug Brandy baloon glass Champagne flute glass Champagne saucer Champagne tulip glass Highball glass Hurricane glass Margarita glass Martini glass
A European bistro with an Asian touch, provides the perfect twist in the tale, with the ambience of natural light. Complete with an interactive kitchen and cold stone gelato shows, …
Bucatini Cavatappi Conchiglie Farfalle Fettuccine Fusilli Gemelli Gnocchi Lumache Macaroni Manicotti Penne Rigatoni Ruote Spaghetti
Tequila means different things to different people. Whether you prefer your tequila neat, shot with a lime, in a Margarita, or enjoyed on the beach, it’s a spirit that’s easily …