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Chapter 1: The Role of a Bartender
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Chapter 2: Guest Interaction & First Impressions
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Chapter 3: Crafting Signature Cocktails & Mixology Standards
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Chapter 4: Managing Drink Orders & Peak Hours
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Chapter 5: Responsible Alcohol Service & Handling Intoxicated Guests
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Chapter 6: Bar Cleanliness & Inventory Management
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Chapter 7: Handling Guest Complaints & Service Recovery
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Chapter 8: Closing the Bar & End-of-Shift Duties
How do you set up and prepare the bar before service begins?
How do you set up and prepare the bar before service begins?
Preparation is key to a successful shift behind the bar. A well-organized bar boosts efficiency, prevents mistakes, and ensures seamless service.
Steps for Proper Bar Setup:
- Stock & Organize Liquor & Mixers
- Ensure that all spirits, liqueurs, syrups, and mixers are properly stocked and labeled.
- Place frequently used bottles within easy reach.
- Prepare Fresh Garnishes & Ice
- Cut and stock lemons, limes, oranges, cherries, and other garnishes.
- Refill ice bins with clean, fresh ice.
- Check Glassware & Bar Tools
- Ensure all glassware is clean and polished.
- Have bar tools (shakers, strainers, jiggers, bar spoons) ready for use.
- Test Bar Equipment
- Verify that the blender, cocktail shakers, soda gun, and POS system are working properly.
- Know the Drink Menu & Specials
- Review the cocktail list and any new seasonal drinks.
- Be prepared to explain ingredients and flavor profiles to guests.
💡 Example:
If you’re making an Old Fashioned, you should already have whiskey, sugar cubes, bitters, orange peel, and cherries prepped—this speeds up service.
✅ Do ensure the bar is fully stocked and organized before guests arrive.
❌ Don’t start your shift without verifying stock levels and equipment functionality.
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