When a customer asks for tap water, we give them a ___________ cup.

When a customer asks for tap water, we give them a ___________ cup.

• A. Small cup
• B. Crew cup
• C. Foam cup
• D. Large cup

Answer: (B)

When serving tap water, our standard is to use the Crew cup. This cup is the designated, consistent vessel for water, chosen to keep guest service uniform and efficient. Using the Crew cup helps ensure the right size and feel for water service, making it easy to hold, refill, and manage without mixing up with other drink containers. It also supports waste control by sticking to a standard cup type for water rather than switching to a foam, small, or large cup that’s meant for other beverages. In practice, this means every time a guest asks for water, you deliver it in the Crew cup to maintain a consistent guest experience.

When serving tap water, our standard is to use the Crew cup. This cup is the designated, consistent vessel for water, chosen to keep guest service uniform and efficient. Using the Crew cup helps ensure the right size and feel for water service, making it easy to hold, refill, and manage without mixing up with other drink containers. It also supports waste control by sticking to a standard cup type for water rather than switching to a foam, small, or large cup that’s meant for other beverages. In practice, this means every time a guest asks for water, you deliver it in the Crew cup to maintain a consistent guest experience.