- •Excellent service
- •Meeting and Exceeding Guest Expectations
- •Organization chart
- •Job Objective and general responsibilities
- •Bartender
- •Bar Waiter
- •Deck Steward
- •Signature service introduction
- •Personal appearance
- •Grooming standards
- •Bar menu
- •Bar lists and dinner menus set up in the bars
- •Bar menu
- •Martinis menu
- •Basic sales skills
- •Beverage service sequence
- •Basic bar techniques
- •Drink presentation
- •Dry snacks and canapés
- •Glassware
- •Glassware at Pool Bar
- •Drink Measures
- •Cocktail recipes and preparation
- •The Martinis “Classic” collection
- •The Signature Martini
- •The Martinis “Timeless” collection
- •The “Van Gogh” Martinis
- •Special coffees
- •Complimentary water and soft drinks program
- •Water setup for excursions
- •Pier setup for tender days
- •M icros charging
- •D rinking age policy
- •S ingle Malt Scotch whisky
- •Blended Scotch whiskeys
- •Deluxe Scotch whiskies
- •Irish whisky
- •Bourbon whisky
- •Canadian whisky
- •Tequila
- •Others products
Bar lists and dinner menus set up in the bars
In an effort to inform the guests of their dinner options each night, we must display the daily menu from Grand Dining Room on the bar counters each day. It is also necessary to have the wine list on display in order to let the guests review their meal options and if wanted, wine selection before they go to the dining venues.
Dinner menu and wine list displays should be placed in a visible and accessible location son the bar counters.
Display should be accompanied by a nice set of wines and champagne buckets to complement the theme.
Grand Bar
Bar list on the counter and tables during opening hours
Wine list always on display during opening hours
GDR dinner menu on the counter and bar tables during the evening shift up to 9:30pm
Martinis
Martinis bar list on the counter and tables during opening hours (except during happy hour)
Regular bar list on the counter and tables during happy hour (5 to 6pm)
Wine list always on display during opening hours
GDR, Polo Grill and Toscana dinner menus on the counter from 5:00pm to 9:30pm
Regatta/Insignia/Nautica lounge
Bar list on the counter during opening hour
Wine list available upon request
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dinner menu
Terrace Café
Regular bar list on the counter during opening hours
Bar lists on each table in the Terrace during lunch
Wine by the glass lists on each table in the Terrace Café during dinner
Wine list always on display during opening hours and available for service
Polo Grill and Toscana dinner menus on the table by the reservation desk
Waves bar
Waves bar list on the counter during opening hour and on each table including the Waves Grill
Wine list always on display during opening hours
N
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dinner menu
Horizons lounge
Bar list on the counter and tables during opening hours
Wine list always on display during opening hours
GDR, Polo Grill and Toscana dinner menus on the counter from 5:00pm to 9:30pm
Polo Grill bar
Bar and wine list available upon request
Specialty Scotch and Malts lists on the counter
Single Malts tasting on display on the counter
Polo Grill menu is displayed by the entrance
Bar menu
Below is the bar menu selection available in all bars, lounges, restaurants and open decks (products and prices are subject to change)
Martinis menu
Basic sales skills
BASIC SALES SKILLS |
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1 |
Product knowledge |
It is a priority to be fully knowledgeable about:
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2 |
Guests’ relations |
Develop and maintain always a positive Guests relation during busy and slow times by:
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3 |
Reading the Guests |
Focusing on the Guests will facilitate sales and improve the service perception
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4 |
Confidence and approach |
The staff must be always confident when approaching the Guests, always ready to make suggestions, offering alternatives if needed.
Staff must become confident with the onboard selection by being developing a positive way to propose all the product available always using positive and appetizing description. |
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Selling |
Staff should not ask questions with a “yes or no” answer. Example:”Would you care for a drink?” It is important to assume everyone will have a drink Example:”What would you like to drink?” |
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Serving |
Beverages must be served promptly, ensuring presentation and service standards:
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7 |
Follow up |
It is important not to forget the Guests after they have been served
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empty glasses promptly without giving the impression to leave the
table