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An Order Form is a document to be filled out by a client/customer with respect to what service or product he wishes to order. In restaurants, Restaurant Order Forms play an important role as a guide and an inventory of the customers’ consumption. Keeping track of the ingredients will be easier with the help of these forms.

Another example of an order form is a Purchase Order Form, where the necessary information of the goods and services to be purchased by the buyer is intricately detailed. Should you find yourself in need of this, take a look at our Sample Purchase Order Forms, download your desired format, and edit it according to your preferences.

Restaurant Menu Order Form

Restaurant List Order Form

Restaurant Fax Order Form

Restaurant Pre-Order Form

Restaurant Party Order Form

Restaurant Gift Card Order Form

Steps in Taking a Restaurant Order

• Grab an Order Form. Our Sample Food Order Forms will aid you with detailed structures regarding what needs to be in an order form, as opposed to having to write scribbles on your blank sheets.
• Smile and Ask. Don’t go with the customer’s gloomy expression, smile at them with a delighted greeting and ask them what they would like.
• Listen. Write down the client’s orders. Avoid interrupting; instead, provide suggestions when he is done.
• Repeat the Orders. To avoid missing points, read the orders to the client, then you may proceed to the kitchen when you’re sure nothing’s left out.

Tips for Writing a Restaurant Order

• Numbers as People. This is useful in huge events where huge families are present in a single table. Write the table name and start taking orders from the person at your left then continue clockwise. To ease your task, download our Sample Catering Order Forms and edit them to please your needs.
• The Dish. Be it the main or a side dish, start with what is to be eaten.
• Beverages. Follow up with the available drinks in your restaurant.
• Special Requests. Include the specifications for a certain food order that your customer would want or doesn’t want to have.

Restaurant Food Order Form

Gift Voucher Order Form

Catering Order Form

Restaurant Manager Order Form

Restaurant Scrip Order Form

Capacity Order Application Form

Never Order These at a Restaurant

Restaurants and catering services have their own special part of the menu where the chefs put their best effort into cooking it. When specifying orders in a Catering Order Form or in any type of ordering systems, you should keep these dishes in mind to avoid facing the consequences of having them on your platter:

• Chicken Dishes. This is due to the blandness of the meat that makes chefs doubt their ability to season it.
• The Monday Fish Dish. Most likely, the seafood is no longer fresh. Restaurants buy their fish during Thursdays, that would mean it stayed four days in the freezer.
• The Well Done Beef. You’ll have to wait more or less than 25 minutes to have it on your plate, and when it is served, it is hard and dry since the grill got all the tenderness out.
• Out-of-nowhere Dish. Nothing is worse than ordering a dish that is not on the menu. Surely, the waiter and the kitchen staff will be confused as to how to deliver the dish according to your preference.