restaurant
Business establishment where people pay to eat a meal prepared on the premises and served at their table; a restaurant’s quality and prices vary depending on the menu.
wine steward 
Person in charge of the wine cellar; the wine steward helps customers choose a wine and sometimes serves it as well.
maître d’hôtel 
Person who manages the reservation system, greets customers and supervises the dining room staff.
bartender 
Person responsible for preparing and serving drinks.
wine cellar 
Cabinet for keeping wine at constant temperature and humidity.
pay phone 
Telephone located in public places; it functions when coins or payment cards are inserted into the phone box.
staff entrance 
staff coatroom 
Room near the entrance where employees store their clothes, hats, umbrellas and such.
freezer 
Appliance that maintains an average temperature of -18°C; it freezes food to preserve it.
refrigerator 
Appliance that maintains an average temperature of 4°C; it is used for storing and chilling food.
buffet 
Table on which hot and cold dishes are made available so that people can serve themselves.
store room 
Room for storing nonperishable items.
office 
Workplace for administrative personnel.
bar counter 
Raised narrow counter on which drinks are served.
booth 
Separate compartment for small groups.
bar 
Area with a counter and often tables where alcoholic drinks are sold.
customers’ restrooms 
Rooms equipped with toilets and sinks.
coat check 
Space near the entrance where customers check their coats, hats, umbrellas and such.
customers’ entrance 
refrigerators 
Appliances that maintain an average temperature of 4°C; they are used for chilling and storing drinks.
dining room 
Room designed and furnished for serving meals; its decor often reflects the type of food served.
refrigerated display case 
Refrigerated unit for storing cold dishes that are prepared in advance.
service table 
Furniture used for making extra utensils available to staff so they can provide fast service.