Hotel F&B Print Magazine Online Library ~ September/October 2009

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Hotel F&B Life

• Five-Star For A Day
  Trendsetters: Employees at the Sanctuary Hotel at Kiawah Island Golf Resort reach out locally, with rewarding results.
• People & Promotions
• Supplier Notes
• Key to the Pantry
  Light-up tables, cooler banquet plating, chocolate dessert accessories, and more.

People & Productivity

• Disaster Means Opportunity
  Capitalizing on customer complaints.
• Small Bites
  Hilton’s Daily Bites: Regular training meetings keep business healthy.

Banquet & Catering

• A Match Made At Marriott
  Certification program drives 100,000 weddings annually for Marriott International.
• Refreshment Breaks
  Ritz-Carlton Dallas and Affinia Manhattan
• Spotlight: Banquet and Meeting Chairs

Cuisine & Menus

• All About The Food
  Fairmont’s focus on local sourcing puts spotlight on the food.
• Breakfast Power
  The “power” of à la carte hotel breakfasts.
• Staying Focused
  Technomic highlights foodservice trends to watch.

Hotel Wine, Beer & Spirits

• Afternoon Escape
  Happy hour lasts all afternoon at Hotel Phillips.
• The World of Wine, Beer & Spirits
  John Knorr, senior VP of Phillips Foods and Phillips Seafood Restaurants

Outside The Banquet Room

• COVER: The Joy of Eating
  Joie de Vivre Hospitality’s growing legion of independent thinkers has developed a wildly successful portfolio of diverse restaurants.
• Spotlight: Grab 'N' Go Foods
  
• Ready, Set, Cook!
  Starwood's Element brand offers a new execution for lobby foodservice, developing guest capture rates near 70 percent.

The Hotel Kitchen

• Around-The-Clock Savings
  Smart equipment scheduling cuts gas bill at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino.
• Temperature Matters
  Using thermometers properly: An easy way to prevent food safety issues.

About The Table

• Bold And Bright
  Parade of Dinnerware.

Back Burner

• Life For Leftovers
  Extra food can help the less fortunate, educate staff, feed bears, or return to the earth.