The makeup of a menu depends on the type of food you serve. I know that may sound simple, but most restaurants are institution thrive off that concept. The concept of making a menu that will get people in the door. You should always build from that and then grow out from it. If you were not do this simple task you might not be in business much longer. Live to serve the people. The place that uses this concept are golden …show more content…
Which meaning that on the static menu you get the same thing every day. “A static menu is one that offers the same dishes every day” (Professional Cooking, 7th Edition) on a cycle menu you get a variety that comes around every 7 days are however long the cycle is. “A cycle menu is one that changes every day for a certain period (Professional Cooking, 7th Edition). The difference between à la Carte and table d’hôte ae is being in the know. I say that because with à la Carte you know how much something is going to cost. “is one in which each individual item is listed separately, with its own price” (Gisslen, W. (2010). Study Guide to Accompany Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs 7th Edition (7th Edition ed.). Wiley & Sons Canada, Limited, John.) With a Table d’hôte menu you sit down have no clue how much something is. “Originally meant a fixed menu with no choices—like a meal you would be served if you were invited to someone’s home for dinner.” (Gisslen, W. (2010). Study Guide to Accompany Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs 7th Edition (7th Edition ed.). Wiley & Sons Canada, Limited,