Sequence of Service by Meal Period
Defines how the core service sequence flexes across breakfast, lunch, and dinner so the same team delivers speed in the morning and ceremony at night.
Why This Matters
A dinner sequence run at breakfast strands a guest late for a meeting; a breakfast sequence run at dinner cheapens a celebration. Teams fail dayparts not from laziness but from applying one rhythm to three different guest intentions. Leaders who name the daypart at pre-shift get a room that moves at the guest's speed, not the server's.
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