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ETIQUETTE, COMMUNICATION AND DIPLOMATIC PROTOCOL IN GASTRONOMY

PROGRAM

Introduction

  • what is savoir vivre
  • origin and meaning of etiquette
  • diplomatic protocol in gastronomy
  • verbal and non-verbal communication in gastronomy
  • feedback as a tool in gastronomy
  • proxemics in gastronomy
  • Part I

  • why do we go to restaurants / participate in receptions?
  • first impression in a restaurant / bistro / dining room
  • predispositions of gastronomy employees
  • professional etiquette of gastronomy workers
  • empathy and the hospitality gene
  • the role of the hostess / host
  • the role of the waiter
  • the role of the sommelier
  • the role of the floor manager / catering manager
  • the role of the chef
  • Part II

  • receptions and their types: glass of wine, cocktail reception, buffet and sit-down
  • party preparation: occasion, place, time, duration
  • rules for proper table setting – case study
  • origin, meaning and role of cutlery
  • waiter's uniform
  • types of waiter service
  • rules of waiter service
  • order of operations in a restaurant
  • Part III

  • wine in gastronomy
  • crisis situations
  • handling a difficult customer
  • restaurant manual
  • upselling
  • the bill
  • last impression
  • Part IV

  • the social role of shared meals
  • rules for organizing official receptions: guest of honor, invitations, seating around the table, table setting and decoration, dishes, glassware
  • order of waiter service operations during an official reception
  • organization of a sit-down official reception on the example of a dinner given in honor of the head of state by the President of the Republic of Poland
  • rules for consuming alcohol during official receptions
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