Management by Menu The Cycle of Cost Control. Types of Menus  The Cycle: repeats itself  Static or Fixed: same foods every day  Market Menu: product.

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Management by Menu The Cycle of Cost Control

Types of Menus  The Cycle: repeats itself  Static or Fixed: same foods every day  Market Menu: product availability  Limited Menus: like the Renegade Room  A la Carte; each item priced separately  Café Menus: California Menu (24-hour)  Fixed Price: prix fixe, table d’hote

Menu Language  Truth in advertising  Nutritional statements  Size and portion statements

What does the menu convey  To the guest  To the server  To the Cook  To the manager

How much information is enough  Appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, entrées, accompaniments, desserts, beverages  Hot or cold options  Descriptive copy

Variety  Hot & cold  Cooking techniques  Color  Configuration  Taste  Height  Texture

Balance and Composition  In food items  Nutritionally  Presentation of the food on the plate  Healthy Choices

Layout and design  Heading and sub-headings  Most expensive items placement  Profitable items at the top/bottom  Less profitable in the middle

Design  Headings, sub-headings and menu items  Readability  Reflect the atmosphere  Font style:  Normal, bold, italics, script  Font size: upper and lower case  Spacing

Descriptive Copy  Short sentences  Simple and clear  Exclude exaggerations like: magnificent  Include: chilled, glazed, flaky grilled, medallions, sautéed, toasted and whipped

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