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Free Dining CSAT Survey Template

Restaurant CSAT survey — food, service, ambience and value scored per visit, so the kitchen and floor each get a number to work with.

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~2 min
Post-meal
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Restaurant CSAT survey — food, service, ambience and value scored per visit, so the kitchen and floor each get a number to work with.

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About this template

Restaurant satisfaction scores are useless when everything is one number. This CSAT survey splits the meal into the four things you can act on — food quality, service, ambience and value — scores them the same way every night, and lets the chef and the floor manager read their own number without wading through the other's.

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Sample form preview (fillable once the app is published).

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Fill it in to see how responses flow.
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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

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Four-way scoring

Kitchen, floor and front-of-house each see their own number.

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Comparable by night

Same scale every visit means trends are real.

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Dish-level feedback

A single open field points to the plate to fix.

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Return intent tracked

CSAT without revisit intent is just a rating.

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

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Use this template

Copy and set scoring elements to your meal.

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QR at checkout

Ask while the meal is on the tongue.

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Scores arrive structured

Every field is trendable by week or by dish.

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Fix one thing nightly

Chef tweaks a plate; the manager coaches a server.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.

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Independent restaurants

Give every department its own number to work with.

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Bistro groups

Compare satisfaction across sites with the same rubric.

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Chef-owners

See which dishes earn the return visit.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of real questions — responses land as structured records once the form is live.

  1. Visit date or table reference
  2. Overall satisfaction (1–5)
  3. Food quality and freshness (1–5)
  4. Service timing and friendliness (1–5)
  5. Ambience and comfort (1–5)
  6. Value for money (1–5)
  7. Which dish stood out — good or bad? (open)
  8. Would you return? (yes / maybe / no)
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Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from a table feedback card?
It is the same idea with structured, comparable scoring — the manager can trend the food score week over week.
Is it free?
Yes. Copy it into your FormLM workspace and reuse per service.
Can we segment by daypart?
Add a lunch/dinner field and export trends by service.
Should we ask every guest?
Yes — sample-based satisfaction is noisy; a two-minute form fills fast enough at checkout.
What about allergy feedback?
Add an incident flag that routes the ticket to the manager the same shift.

Score food, service, room and bill

Four-way dining CSAT with dish-level callout — copy the survey free.