Cafe Dining: A Hospitality Overview

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I have chosen three main types of seating for the café and an additional stool bar which can seat up to six people for convenience if they only want a quick sandwich.

I have placed six small 2person tables in the far corner where the bay windows are so that they can enjoy the views.

There are then six larger tables which can each seat 4people, they are in the middle of the room next to the 2-person table because this makes use of the space and keeps the seating area altogether instead of having it scattered.

If there are any school groups which may need larger table there are two six-person tables right in the middle of the room and the option of adding an extra table if needed before the schools arrival, there is also a corner table in the top right hand corner of the room, this has six bar stools, and helps seat customer who wont be spending long and the other seating is all full.

Also, the 4person tables are a standard shape which can be joined together for large groups.

I have chosen square tables so that they can be joined together for larger groups as circle table cannot be joined together easily.

With the amount of tables and seating area the café can seat up to 54 people with an additional dozen children or so in the Kids Korner.

The Kids Korner has a TV unit and table where they can get dot-to-dot drawings and match up fish, they are learning activities to help them remember what they learned in the aquarium earlier.

There is a small fish tank wall divider which separates the Kids Korner from the seating area so that parents/guardians can still keep an eye on their children but other visitors can also have peace too.

There is also a packed lunch bar beside to the entrance/exit, this is for parents who want to buy a small packed lunch for their child to have later in the day or simply for people who don’t want to join the queue but want to buy a quick snack which they can take out.

Beside the Packed Lunch Bar are the bins for people to put their rubbish on the way out.

As people enter the café there are fish shaped footprints to guide them to the food counter and there is a fish tank dividing the space so that when people walk around it there can be a longer queue and they also have something interesting to look at.

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