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BHTM340 - Chapter 3
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Luxury restaurants don't need upholstered chairs & 15 to 20 square feet (1.5 square meters) of space per patron.
True
False
2
-------------- is the matrix of ideas that constitutes what will be perceived as the restaurant’s image.
Restaurant concept
Restaurant ownership
Restaurant planning
Restaurant theme
3
Generally, where restaurants are clustered, each concept is almost the same as the other.
False
True
4
Up to 25% of the meals eaten away from home are for utilitarian purposes, while the other 75% are for pleasure
False
True
5
----- restaurant can quickly train personnel & pay low wages while ---- restaurant relies on years of experience
French, Casual
Casual, French
Luxury, Fine Dining
Fine-dining, QSR
6
D&B corresponds to ---------
different and bold
different and better
dull and better
7
Minimum-wage personnel, high sales volume, the use of systems, and excellent marketing are predominant at -------
theme restaurants
fine-dining restaurants
Quick-service restaurants
none of the above
8
People will come to a greater distance to a restaurant row than to a separately located restaurant.
False
True
9
Consultants recommend table(s) for ----- that can be pushed together, while booths for --- are ideal for families.
four, two
two, four
one, two
three, two
10
When planning decisions related to concept development we have to take the following into consideration:
Young Part-time Employees or Older Career Employees
Paid Advertising or Word-of-Mouth Advertising
Buy, Build, Lease, or Franchise
All options are true
11
If a site is not zoned for a restaurant and it is not likely that it can be rezoned, there is no point in pursuing it.
False
True
12
Vending machine degree of service offred is completely --------
impersonal
maximal
full-service
luxury
13
You need to be a social analyst to define carefully the potential market if you copy an already successful restaurant.
True
False
14
Chain operations often produce some foods in a commissary, then deliver them for final preparation at their units.
False
True
15
In a large market area, the same company may have several close concepts with slightly different decor & menus.
True
False
16
Concept development applies to any foodservice operation, from a hot dog stand to a luxury restaurant.
True
False
17
In general, restaurant turnover is highly correlated with the efficiency of the operation & restaurant classification.
True
False
18
The consultant/planner signed design agreement spells out what services will be completed by the designer and include:
a & b
b. Exhaust air extraction and intake requirements
c. Menu
a. Basic floor plan
19
Concept, location, ambience, and marketing are -------------
interdependent
dependent
mainly not related
20
During a recession, smart restaurateurs --------- their menu prices to retain market share and even build volume.
upscale
downscale
change daily
fix
21
Each style of a restaurant depends on a certain density of foot or car traffic past the location is part of -----------
Market Population
cluster concept
comparable restaurants competition
Family income
22
---------- locations require a good deal more money for lease costs
poor
Prime
remote
23
The following are criteria for restaurant location EXCEPT:
Limited or an Extensive Menu
Accessibility from a major highway
Number of potential customers passing by the restaurant
Demographics of the area
24
If a lease is available for less than five years, the site may be highly desirable for most restaurant styles.
True
False
25
The best guide in selecting a planner/consultant is the experience and reputation.
False
True
26
Restaurant personality, style of service, menu price, and management call for particular criteria in site selection.
False
True
27
The concept is devised to interest a certain group or groups of people, called a ------
unintended audience
bystanders
target market
none of the above
28
Excessive traffic speed past a restaurant location ------------ its site.
distracts people from
allows competition on
attracts people to
29
Those who borrow ideas from a number of operations, and reconfigure them as needed are known as --------
unethical copycats
imitating copycats
Creative copycats
illegal copycats
30
Cost per seat does not correlate well with the restaurant classifications presented.
False
True
31
An excessive restaurant large for a location may be partially filled, but a crush of customers creates ambiance.
False
True
32
Restaurant service categories are: vending, quick service, fast casual, casual, family restaurant, dinner house & luxury
True
False
33
A high-average-check restaurant normally calls for families of high income, the opposite is false.
False
True
34
The most profitable restaurants are in the ----------- category
quick-service
luxury
fine-dining
ethnic
35
The following are criteria for restaurant location EXCEPT:
Visibility from a major highway
Desirability of surroundings
Food Preparation from Scratch
Distance from the potential market
36
Utilitarian eating is finished in double quick time while luxury restaurant customers enjoy every minute of experience
False
True
37
Besides copying the format, learn the system by actually working with it before trying to establish your own restaurant
True
False
38
In formulating a restaurant concept, the planner considers the factors common to all kinds of restaurants.
True
False
39
Regional utility rates are an important factor in deciding whether to use electricity or gas.
False
True
40
Conversion from one concept to another can't take place while the restaurant is doing business.
False
True
41
The fact that a site is cut off from view may rule it out as the location for some styles of restaurants.
True
False
42
A good location for one restaurant is definitely good for another.
True
False