Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

Directeur de salle

English translation:

floor manager

Added to glossary by Anne-Sophie Jubien (X)
Sep 29, 2007 17:37
16 yrs ago
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French term

Directeur de salle

French to English Other Cooking / Culinary
Je ne sais pas comment traduire ce terme : il fait partie du personnel d'un restaurant.

Est-ce le Maître d' ??

Merci d'avance !

Discussion

Anne-Sophie Jubien (X) (asker) Sep 29, 2007:
Merci à tous pour vos réponses. Je ne peux pas décider moi-même, je dois en discuter avec mon client car il s'agit d'un restaurant conceptuel... et je ne sais donc pas pour quel terme opter ! Merci beaucoup pour votre aide, je vais envoyer 2-3 propositions au client et il décidera. Je vous tiens au courant !
Denali Sep 29, 2007:
quelle categorie de resto est-ce et ou se situet-t-il : dans une petite ou grande ville, aux USA ou en Angleterre ou ailleurs, tous ces facteurs vont determiner le terme exact a utiliser.
Denali Sep 29, 2007:
Anne-Sophie, pour etre sure de bien traduire ce texte, il faut savoir exactement quel type d'etablissement : est-ce seulement un resto, ou un resto qui fait partie d'un hotel ou un resto qui fait partie d'un centre d'evenements ?
est-ce une brasserie ?

Proposed translations

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floor manager

Philippe Berzane, Chef Exécutif - Eric Kohler, Directeur de Salle ... RESTAURANT LA BROCHE - 36, rue du Stand - 1204 Genève ...
www.restaurants-geneve.ch/labroche/labroche.htm - 13kThis appears to be used fairly commonly
The FLOOR MANAGER is responsible for assisting the restaurant meet service, sales and profit objectives. Responsible for training new employees, ...
www.thompsonhospitality.com/employment/restaurant_floor_man... - 10k
Depending on the restaurant, the two front managers are broken up as the bar manager and the floor manager. The back managers will normally be two kitchen ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restaurant_management - 19k
RESTAURANT FLOOR MANAGER ... CHED HOSPITALITY IS RECRUITING FOR A NEW OPENING RESTAURANT AN EXPERIENCED FLOOR MANAGER IN CASUAL DINING. ...
montreal.craigslist.org/fbh/420633828.html
Peer comment(s):

agree emiledgar
7 mins
thanks Emiledgar
agree Tony M
10 mins
thanks Tony :-)
agree sporran
18 mins
thanks Sporran :-)
agree Ingeborg Gowans (X)
19 mins
thanks Ingeborg
agree Denali : yes. see explanation above.
23 mins
thanks Denali
agree Mark Nathan
1 hr
thanks Marc :-)
agree Assimina Vavoula
2 hrs
thanks Assimina!
agree Gina W
11 hrs
thanks gad :-)
agree Lionel CHEVALIER
1 day 21 hrs
thanks Lionel!
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4 mins

Maître d'

Yes, it was sprang instantly to mind
Peer comment(s):

agree Denali : Yes, this is the most common term used in this industry. However, it varies a lot with the establishment. It can be rest. mger or floor mger as well.
23 mins
yes, of course, it depends on how chic/high class the restaurant is, on the image it likes to project
agree Assimina Vavoula
2 hrs
thanks, Assimina!
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4 mins

Restaurant Manager

Could well be the Maître d', but it's a little hard to tell without seeing the exact hierarchy / structure used in this particular establishment. But 'Directeur' sounds a bit higher up than that to me, I suspect he might be another rung higher up the ladder...
Peer comment(s):

agree Denali : yes. see explanation above.
24 mins
Thanks, Denali! Quite!
agree Assimina Vavoula
2 hrs
Yassou, Assimina! Ti kanei?
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restaurant manager


http://www.blaireaus.com

Le directeur de salle et le Chef de cuisine travaillent dans l’objectif de vous faire oublier que vous êtes dans la New Forest!

The restaurant manager and the chef, work closely to ensure that from the moment you walk through the door until the moment you receive “l'addition”, you will find it hard to believe you are still in the New Forest!

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manager or director of the dining room

This is not the maître d'hôtel, who takes care of the cient, but the director who looks for the table division, jobs per waiter(s), the way the waiters work and collaborate in teams, etc
Peer comment(s):

neutral Tony M : That was sort of my feeling too, but this wouldn't be a natural way to express it in EN, I'm afraid.
1 min
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