Foodservice Planning: Layout, Design, and Equipment, 4/E
Barbara A. Almanza, Purdue University
Lendal H. Kotschevar, Emeritus, Florida International University
Margaret E. Terrell, deceased

ISBN-10: 0130964468
ISBN-13: 9780130964465

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2000
Format: Cloth; 532 pp
Published: 06/23/1999

Suggested retail price: $128.80
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For upper-division undergraduate and graduate level courses in restaurant management, foodservice equipment, and hospitality management courses.

This comprehensive text has become a standard for designing and equipping a foodservice facility. In addition to working in a number of worldwide foodservice facilities, Dr. Kotschevar has been a culinary consultant for the United Nations, Pope John Paul II, and General Foods. In his experience, graduates in the field of hospitality management lacked the knowledge base of how foodservice is planned. This text was written to address that need and to also prepare students to favorably operate and maintain a facility.

  • NEW - Focuses on the role of the computer in foodservice planning and discusses the efficiencies technology can create.
    • Gives students the most up-to-date information on how technology is used in food service planning; helps students to cut down on time and to be more efficient. Ex.___

  • NEW - Includes one of the most comprehensive sections on equipment—How to select it, plan its arrangement, and operate it.
    • Helps students understand the importance of equipment—its design, placement and operation. Ex.___

  • NEW - Emphasizes the need for industrial engineering technologies in planning a start-up facility and successfully choosing and arranging equipment for optimum results.
    • Shows students how effective engineering technologies are in preparing to start up a new facility. Ex.___

  • NEW - Updates all data to reflect the latest trends in foodservice and facility management.
    • Ensures students are exposed to up-to-the-minute changes in the food service industry. Ex.___

  • NEW - Examines the major role that merchandising plays in the industry.
    • Shows students ways to package goods and how important merchandising is in the industry. Ex.___

  • NEW - Discusses the latest cooking technologies, food storage needs, sanitation, and safety standards that impact the industry.
    • Exposes students to the latest in technology, storage, sanitation, and safety. Ex.___

  • Presents a detailed history of the foodservice industry to help students understand how the industry has evolved.
    • Gives students a historical perspective to view the trends in the food service industry. Ex.___

  • Addresses restaurant design challenges that have resulted from increasing operational costs and the labor shortage.
    • Makes students aware of the recent changes in the food industry, such as the labor shortage, and how to combat them effectively. Ex.___

  • Focuses on the role of the computer in foodservice planning and discusses the efficiencies technology can create.
    • Gives students the most up-to-date information on how technology is used in food service planning; helps students to cut down on time and to be more efficient. Ex.___

  • Includes one of the most comprehensive sections on equipment—How to select it, plan its arrangement, and operate it.
    • Helps students understand the importance of equipment—its design, placement and operation. Ex.___

  • Emphasizes the need for industrial engineering technologies in planning a start-up facility and successfully choosing and arranging equipment for optimum results.
    • Shows students how effective engineering technologies are in preparing to start up a new facility. Ex.___

  • Updates all data to reflect the latest trends in foodservice and facility management.
    • Ensures students are exposed to up-to-the-minute changes in the food service industry. Ex.___

  • Examines the major role that merchandising plays in the industry.
    • Shows students ways to package goods and how important merchandising is in the industry. Ex.___

  • Discusses the latest cooking technologies, food storage needs, sanitation, and safety standards that impact the industry.
    • Exposes students to the latest in technology, storage, sanitation, and safety. Ex.___

I. PLANNING.

 1. Laying the Groundwork.

 2. Foodservice Types: Layout Characteristics.

 3. Operational Factors That Affect Plans.

 4. Analyses of Layout Characteristics.

II. FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF FOOD FACILITIES.

 5. Space Allocation.

 6. Checklist for Planning.

 7. Receiving and Storage.

 8. Food Processing.

 9. Serving Facilities.

10. Housekeeping Sections.

11. Management Office and Guest and Employee Facilities.

III. SUPPORTING FACTORS AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONS.

12. Energy.

13. Lighting.

14. Water, Steam, and Plumbing.

15. Environmental Planning.

16. Sound Control.

17. Floors, Walls, and Ceilings.

IV. EQUIPMENT SELECTION.

18. General Principles for Equipment Selection.

19. Food Preparation Equipment.

20. Cooking Equipment.

21. Serving Equipment.

22. Refrigeration and Low-Temperature Storage Equipment.

23. Cleaning or Housekeeping Equipment.

24. Auxiliary Equipment.

25. Transportation and Mobile Equipment.

26. Utensils and Tableware.

Appendix A: Abbreviations.

Appendix B: Feasibility Study.

Appendix C: Safety Checklist.

Appendix D: Instructions to Bidders.

Appendix E: Specifications for Kitchen Fixtures and Equipment.

Appendix F: Estimated Space Requirements for Paper Supplies.

Bibliography.

Answers to Selected Review Questions.

Index.

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