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NRA - ANS ✔✔National Restaurant Association



Various styles and themes of restaurants are? - ANS ✔✔Restaurant concept



money, potential for buyout, a place to socialize, love of a changing work environment,
challenge, habit, a fun lifestyle are all reasons to? - ANS ✔✔Open a restaurant



The word restaurant comes from a French word meaning: - ANS ✔✔restoratives or restores
health



The first restaurants were called: - ANS ✔✔Public dining rooms



Coles Ordinary was founded in Boston what year? - ANS ✔✔1634



John-Baptiste Gilbert Paypalt set up first _______ restaurant in USA? - ANS ✔✔French



Coffee Houses are a form of early restaurants in 16th century where? - ANS ✔✔Europe



Many French chefs immigrated here during the French Revolution - ANS ✔✔New Orleans



The 60s and 70s saw the boom of what type of restaurants? - ANS ✔✔Chain



Most locavores consider how many miles from their home local? - ANS ✔✔100

, Which method of restaurant operation has the least risk and least reward? - ANS ✔✔Managing



The authorization given by one company to another to sell its unique products and services,
And the name of the business format or product being franchised. - ANS ✔✔Franchise



Which has the most risk and reward? - ANS ✔✔Buying or building a restaurant



3 reasons people patronize restaurants: - ANS ✔✔Convenience, repeat customers, laziness



What comparisons can be made between past and present restaurant operations? - ANS
✔✔Both serve travelers



Fine dining accounts for what % of US rest. industry sales? - ANS ✔✔10%



6 main restaurant segments: - ANS ✔✔chain, quick service, fast/quick casual, family, casual, fine
dining.



Several restaurants belonging to a person or company: - ANS ✔✔Chain



A restaurant that does not belong to a chain or franchise: - ANS ✔✔Independent restaurant



• Advantages of a chain:

• Recognition in the marketplace

• Greater advertising clout

• Sophisticated systems development

• Discounted purchasing

are all advantages of what? - ANS ✔✔Chain

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