Daily cleaning

Front of House Cleaning

  • Use a clean cloth and approved sanitizer.
  • Start with tables, moving from one to another.
  • Pay attention to corners and edges.
  • Wipe down chairs, including legs and seat cushions.
  • Allow surfaces to air dry.
  • Remove any debris with a broom.
  • Use a dustpan to collect and dispose of waste.
  • Prepare mop and appropriate cleaning solution.
  • Mop in sections, starting from the farthest corner.
  • Allow the floor to dry completely.
  • Use glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth.
  • Start with the inside surfaces, then move outside.
  • Wipe down door handles and frames.
  • Check for streaks and buff if necessary.
  • Ensure windows are clear and smudge-free.
  • Wear gloves to handle trash bags.
  • Remove and securely tie off full bags.
  • Clean the trash can with sanitizer.
  • Insert a fresh liner into each can.
  • Ensure lids are closed properly.
  • Use a microfiber cloth or duster.
  • Start from the top and work downwards.
  • Pay attention to high-touch areas.
  • Use a damp cloth for sticky spots.
  • Ensure no dust is left behind.
  • Inspect all menus for wear and tear.
  • Wipe down with a damp cloth.
  • Organize promotional materials neatly.
  • Remove outdated items and replace as needed.
  • Ensure everything is visible and accessible.
  • Use disinfectant wipes or spray.
  • Pay special attention to frequently used areas.
  • Wipe thoroughly and allow to air dry.
  • Check for any missed spots.
  • Repeat as necessary throughout the day.
  • Inspect each condiment station for levels.
  • Refill as necessary with fresh supplies.
  • Ensure napkin holders are clean and full.
  • Organize condiments by type for easy access.
  • Dispose of any expired items.
  • Check for any visible debris or stains.
  • Use a vacuum with appropriate settings.
  • Spot clean stains with carpet cleaner as needed.
  • Ensure edges are vacuumed thoroughly.
  • Allow carpets to air out if wet.
  • Dust all decorative items carefully.
  • Wipe down plants’ leaves with a damp cloth.
  • Check for dead leaves and remove them.
  • Ensure items are arranged neatly.
  • Replace any items that are damaged.
  • Align chairs and tables symmetrically.
  • Check for any damages to seats.
  • Adjust cushions or table settings as needed.
  • Ensure pathways are clear for guests.
  • Create a welcoming atmosphere.
  • Use a suitable cleaner for surfaces.
  • Wipe down drink dispensers and counters.
  • Check for spills and clean immediately.
  • Restock cups and lids as necessary.
  • Ensure all utensils are clean and available.
  • Inspect silverware and napkin levels.
  • Restock items to ensure ample supply.
  • Organize items neatly for easy access.
  • Remove any damaged or dirty items.
  • Communicate any supply shortages to management.
  • Identify and treat stains promptly.
  • Use appropriate cleaner for fabric type.
  • Blot stains gently without rubbing.
  • Check for any residual cleaning product.
  • Allow to dry completely before use.

Kitchen Cleaning

Restroom Cleaning

Staff Areas Cleaning

Final Checks

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