Each month, a " mystery shopper "-- that is, a customer who actually reports back to the company about the level of service received — visited Fazoli's restaurants on multiple occasions.

Each Ronald McDonald House is run by a local non-profit organization of members of the medical community, business and civic leaders, parents / volunteers, and McDonald's restaurant owners and operators.

Each station in the restaurant had its own device which displayed the entire order for a customer — for example: Vanilla Shake, Large Fries, BigMac — using numeric keys and a button for every menu item.

Each restaurant also features a full " saloon " bar which includes signature drinks.

Each Rainforest Cafe restaurant is designed to depict some features of a rainforest, including plant growth, mist, waterfalls, animatronic robots of animals and insects.

Each D & B has a full-service restaurant and a video arcade.

Each restaurant features a front porch lined with wooden rocking chairs, a stone fireplace, and artifacts from the local area.

Each restaurant features a front porch lined with wooden rocking chairs, a wooden peg solitaire game on every table, and a stone fireplace with a deer head displayed above the mantel.

Each had been successful in various enterprises, including real estate, restaurant management, political consulting, and sales.

Each train formation has first and second class carriages and, in most cases, a restaurant / bistro carriage.

Each hotel has a restaurant or bar that is marketed as upscale or trendy.

Each restaurant looks very similar to one another.

Each island has several very small resorts, usually consisting of a small collection of huts for tourists, and a restaurant.

Each tower is actually topped by a revolving restaurant, however only one is open.

Each of them has its own parking lot, cycle store, restaurant, and offers massages, pedicures, and so.

Each is home to a full-service licensed restaurant, Prairie Ink.

Each episode of the series takes place largely over a different gourmet meal, the restaurant names giving each episode their title.

Each year more than 200 SHA students work alongside professionals in a range of hotel and restaurant operations.

Each commissioner represents a congressional district and one also represents the restaurant and hospitality industry.

Each restaurant has a trolley car in the dining room and patrons are able to sit in the car.

* Soup bar: Each restaurant offers assorted soups and crackers.

Each destination page offers information on the local time and date, number of members living there, member tips, hotel reviews, must-see activities, restaurant reviews, local customs, nightlife, off-the-beaten path tips, tourist traps, warnings, transportation, packing lists, shopping, sports travel and general tips.

Each of these first person shooters featured progressively higher levels of graphical technology.

Each character class featured special abilities unique to that class, as well as a shared set of attributes which could be developed by performing tasks and completing quests.

Each of these series featured a wealthy, domineering, promiscuous and passionate antagonist as a key character in the storyline – J. R. Ewing, Alexis Colby, Abby Cunningham and Angela Channing respectively.

Each episode also featured a human guest star.

Each cover featured a guest vocalist singing the anthem in their own language.

Each celebrity's section featured a bar with five gold stars in it, and if the wheel stopped in the starred area, the potential Head-To-Head Match payout was doubled.

Each episode featured Weaver in a first-person plural adventure ( e. g., " Today we are a movie actor "), portraying himself and, behind false mustaches and costume hats, all the other characters in slapstick comedy situations with a voiceover narration and minimal sets.

Each episode featured, apart from Palin, well-known guest actors including Ian Ogilvy, Kenneth Colley, Liz Smith, Roy Kinnear, Frank Middlemass, Iain Cuthbertson, John Le Mesurier, Jan Francis, Denholm Elliott, Richard Vernon, Joan Sanderson and others.

Each of the first six takes of the song featured a strikingly different approach to the beginning and ending sections of the song ; the eventual chiming guitar-based introduction to the song would be recorded in a different session and edited in later.

Each episode of the monthly series featured a regular segment on sniglets, which Hall described as " any word that doesn't appear in the dictionary, but should ".

Each episode also featured an appearance by announcer Harlow Wilcox, whose job it was to weave the second ad for the sponsor into the plot without having to break the show for a real commercial.

Each concert featured one of the band's four previous albums in their entirety, and the premiere of their upcoming Spring 2010 release.

Each episode of the 1975 television series featured a number of Hollywood celebrities.

Each episode of Fast Forward featured regular characters, a news-based segment, a major parody of a well known television show or film, lampoons of television commercials, political satire, particularly in a segment using the Rubbery Figures political puppets.

Each of the three segments featured one or two main characters acting as a duo, and numerous one-off or supporting characters.

Each pair featured engravings of well over one million names of people who participated in the public outreach program by filling out internet forms available in late 1997 and mid 1998.

Each of Fugazi's albums since Repeater have featured an instrumental song.

Each show represented a meeting of the " Banana Splits Club ", and the wraparounds featured the adventures of the club members, who doubled as a musical quartet, meant to be reminiscent of The Beatles and mostly their NBC counterpart, The Monkees.

Each ANS also featured special " chase cards " randomly inserted in packs ; for example, Foil Cards show characters from the original series ( with modified artwork due to the lawsuit ), Scratch ' n Stink cards, Collectible Card Game cards, Temporary Tattoos, 3D Pop-Up cards, Alphabet cards, Activity cards, Magnets, lenticular Loco Motion cards, and die-cut Jigsaw Puzzle cards, along with special bonus cards available only at participating retailers in either " bonus boxes " or rack-packs ; these bonus stickers were the first cards not to have a twin set.

Each week a different model was featured on page 5 and on the back page.

Each episode except the first featured a re-cap of the previous episode's events in a voiceover from Dennis, a feature not continued in the fourth series.

Each weekend featured two or three races of to distance, with several shorter contests.

Each episode featured the affable, bumbling Roy Mallard following a day in the lives of representatives of a particular career or lifestyle.

Each episode featured a central theme ( for example, a terrorist siege, the Channel Tunnel, or a costume drama ) which sketches could revolve around.

Each edition featured an interview with a single public figure to which an audience of children were invited to put across their questions.