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Espresso Restaurant Food
nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio?
Studies have shown that drawing a smiling face on a restaurant bill may increase the percentage of tip left for food servers. 2 people wanted to see whether something similar might take place in a coffee bar if the barman drew a sun on the coffee bill. They conducted and experiment in local coffee bars with clients that ordered an espresso coffee and measured the frequency and amount of tips left the barman. The data showed that when a sun was drawn in the coffee bill, clients left a tip more frequently and the tips were higher than when the sun was not drawn on the bill.
create 4 questions for each, nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio that might be used to collect data in this study.
Nominal:
1) What is your gender - M or F?
2) What is your ethnicity - Caucasian, Afro-American, Hispanic, etc.?
3) What is your status - single, married, separated, divorced?
4) What is your religious preference - Buddhist, Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Other?
Ordinal:
1) Would you recommend this local coffee bar to your friends?
2) Are you satisfied with the service here?
3)Would you come back again?
4) If we moved to a new location, would you still come to visit?
Interval:
1) How many pinches of expresso do you like in your expresso coffee - 1, 2, or 3?
2) How many friends do you bring to our coffee bar - 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5?
3) To the nearest 5 minutes, how long was your wait time for service - 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 20 minutes?
4) To the nearest dollar, how much do you tip the barman - $1, $2, $3, $4, or $5?
Ratio:
1) How many kids do you bring with you to our local coffee bar?
2) How many blocks away from our coffee bar do you park the car?
3) How long do you have to wait for the bus to pick you up?
4) How long at the cash register do you have to wait before you can pay your bill?
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Choosing the Right Restaurant Equipment
Knowing the type of restaurant that will be opened is key to knowing the type of restaurant equipment that should be purchased. A small café will not need nearly as much restaurant equipment than a fancy, full-scale restaurant will need. A grab and go restaurant like McDonalds will have different needs than a semi-fast food restaurant like Applebee’s.
There are some basic necessities that all kitchens will need, however the size and type needed will vary. For example, all restaurants will need refrigeration; however, not all will need a walk-in refrigerator. Some restaurants will be able to use sliding door refrigeration units. Also, all restaurants will need a freezer of some type. Freezers can also be found in walk-in size or in separate units that are similar to household freezers.
All restaurant kitchen equipment lists will include a stove. Again, the type of stove will be determined by the type of restaurant. Fast food restaurants may only need flat top stoves for cooking burgers, full scale restaurants may need a combination flat top and gas burner stove with oven. Still other restaurants may need only gas burner stoves.
Fryers are another common piece of restaurant equipment that most all restaurants use. These are for deep frying many different foods. Some types of restaurants may only need one small fryer, while others, like fast food restaurants may need to have several fryers.
Ovens, as typical as they may seem, are another piece of restaurant equipment that can vary from one place to another. Large, full-scale restaurants may need to have oversized ovens; specialty restaurants such as pizza parlors may need special wood burning ovens, while fast-food restaurants may only need microwave ovens.
Food processors and commercial mixers are also important pieces of restaurant equipment. Biscuits, yeast rolls and other pastry items required the use of mixers and household ones aren’t practical for use. Not all restaurants will need them but many will and they need to use commercial grade ones to get the most for their money.
Beverage machines are also important pieces of restaurant equipment. Both hot and cold beverages have to be accounted for and there are machines for them both.
Cold beverage equipments, such as soda fountains are typically supplied and serviced by vendors who sell the products. They can also be purchased and then filled by vendors. These are often self-service type set-ups; however in upscale restaurants they are not self-serve. Hot beverage stations usually consist of commercial coffee makers and possibly espresso/cappuccino machines.
There are many pieces of restaurant equipment that must be considered when opening a restaurant. The important aspect is to make sure that the equipment is big enough to service the restaurants needs without being too costly for the restaurant too afford. Use a checklist and make sure the restaurant is able to supply what is needed for a successful business.
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