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What are the most frequently asked questions to restaurant waiters?
Here are customers’ most frequently-asked questions to restaurant waiters and our suggested answers. Because apart from treating them with respect, friendliness and a smile, you also need a strategy. Take note! What is the Wi-Fi password?
Does the waiter have to answer “can you charge me more?
Yes, it’s simple. The waiter will answer yes or no as applicable. The truth is that you also need a good attitude to answer this question so that the customer doesn’t think that the restaurant wants to charge them more, but rather that it will be worthwhile to pay that extra amount to improve their experience and why they are being charged.
What do waiter’s do with their mints?
They probably do that for all of their tables. It’s one of the easiest waiter tricks to do with after-dinner mints. “At the end of the night, if you leave mints on the table, give them the normal amount of mints, walk away for a second (or look like you’re thinking) and then give them a few more mints,” says Reddit user ADillPickle.
How do waitresses get customers to buy expensive drinks?
Waitress Kirsten Bailey, who spoke to Eat This, Not That!, has a special (and maybe kind of creepy) trick for getting customers to buy expensive drinks. “If someone orders a Long Island Iced Tea, I ask ‘Do you want top shelf or……’ and stare at them without blinking,” she says.
Should you bring a gift to a dinner party?
Note that it’s still nice to bring a gift for the host, but it helps if it’s not something that needs to be consumed as part of the meal. Perhaps some flowers. A better choice might be a bottle of wine or a box of sweets. The host can chose to add it to the meal, or set it aside; after all, it’s their dinner.
How do you know what it’s like to dine at your restaurant?
The only way to know what it’s like to dine at your restaurant is to actually ask your customers, and you can do this by conducting a brief restaurant survey. You can obtain guest feedback through a survey, in the form of comment cards, through an emailed or texted receipt, or on your handheld POS system.