I was just wondering if anyone works in the food industry .I mean like hotel and restaurant ,not fast food.
I would like to know how many covers you do a day ,how busy you would be .Just interested
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I worked in the kitchen of a retirement village. Thursday nights were pretty busy because they would have functions on that night of up to 150 people. Lunch and dinner of other days were pretty quiet.
Do you work in the kitchen?
food must be good if its only 100 ,like dedication to each dish
I used work in central London ,was some buzz
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For an 18 table place that's actually quite impressive.
I work in a hotel when I'm at home, which is just in my town. The amount of covers we do depends, on day of the week, number of residents, what service it is, breakfast, lunch or dinner, what functions we have in.
For example, an average breakfast is probably about 20-30 guests, whereas an average dinner is about 15-20, but when we have a function in I've seen us do over 200 covers in an evening, plus residents. It really depends.
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jesus Liar (bee) thats crazy for 18 tables ,you must be running around all day.wow ,Im amazed and what the? breakfast fro 30 is very small ,hotels I worked in would do 180 for breakfast.Functions are always mad but if ur organised its cool .I love all these stories !
It became like a sort of prison. Encased in a silver shell, words so full of bleeding need spilled like drops on dry leaves. And all the while laughter prevailed a long way from here. Nowhere land, nowhere time, nowhere space.
Yeah, it is quite small, we have done breakfasts of 90, but that's when we've had a wedding or something on. Mid-week it's generally quiet, and then weekends much busier.
We also get loads of room only guests, so although the hotel itself can be busy service isn't, if that makes sense. I like it, it's normally not that stressful and we have some lovely regulars, especially on a sunday lunchtime.
Covers are orders.
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. Make us all feel wonderful. We'll never forget."
It became like a sort of prison. Encased in a silver shell, words so full of bleeding need spilled like drops on dry leaves. And all the while laughter prevailed a long way from here. Nowhere land, nowhere time, nowhere space.