Food & Beverage Service Training Course In today’s successful bowling center, food and beverage is one of the most important pieces of the puzzle. Some of the nation’s most profitable centers attribute their profitability to the execution of a strong food and beverage operation. This course is designed to train your employees in the operation of this business. Lessons include:
The food operation The bar and lounge Cost controls Safety A kitchen that works Supervisory skills Successful lane service Special events Controlling alcohol
A great opportunity for you to expand your training
agenda. Available free on
www.bpaa.com/foodservice. e-TiPS
For more than 20 years,
TiPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) has been the global leader in education and training for the responsible service, sale and consumption of alcohol. Proven
effective by third-party studies, TiPS is a skills-based training program that is designed to prevent intoxication, underage drinking and drunk driving. BPAA member centers can save time and money when training their employees with access to online training at a discounted rate. BPAA will send a $10.00 rebate upon completion of the program when they login and take the course at
www.bpaa.com/foodservice.
A couple of years ago, we decided we needed to expand our food options at our snack bar. After researching a number of possibilities, we decided on Buchi Z Pizza®. We have been very satisfied with the quality of the product and service received from BPAA. We would recommend a Buchi Z Pizza® franchise to any center wishing to add pizza to their operation.
Bruce & Jill Herreman Centennial Lanes Hays, KS
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Java Bowl
Branded Coffee Program Designed exclusively for BPAA bowling centers, Java Bowl allows centers to compete in today’s coffee market with flavored coffees their customers seek. The single cup brewing system removes the risk of wasted product. Through our Smart Buy partnerships with Keurig and Office Depot, centers are eligible to receive recipes and Java Bowl marketing materials for FREE. Plus, centers will enjoy Smart Buy discounts on Keurig single cup brewers, storage racks and a variety of K-cup packs through Office Depot. ONLY AVAILABLE TO CENTERS SIGNED UP FOR THE BPAA- OFFICE DEPOT PROGRAM. BREWERS AND RACKS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BPAA-OFFICE DEPOT WEBSITE:
http://bsd.officedepot.com.
If you are not yet registered on this site, you should
email
rosa@bpaa.com for the direct link to set up your account.
Once you are signed up with the Office Depot BPAA
discount website, there are three quick steps to becoming a Java Bowl center.
Step 1: Order the following Keurig items from the Office Depot BPAA site:
B150 Brewer Storage Rack Installation Kit
Plum-In Kit (optional for waterline hook-up) K-Cup packs as needed for your selected recipes
Step 2: BPAA will email you the following items: Recipe booklet – select just a few for your center Java Bowl logo file to create your own materials List of K-Cup order numbers
Step 3: BPAA will send you a marketing kit that includes: One dangler
100 frequency cards One counter mat for your Java Bowl menu
IMPORTANT – Centers must have an online Office Depot account tied to the BPAA – Office Depot partnership to order the brewer and rack. They are not available in retail stores. K-Cup packs are available in retail stores at our Smart Buy price, but your center still must be tied to the BPAA – Office Depot program to receive the discounted prices. Java Bowl is not intended to be a solution for your bulk coffee program. For the Smart Buy product and pricing on ground bulk coffee available through SYSCO, please visit
www.bpaa.com/foodservice.
SMART BUY
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