Which of the following is NOT a method to anticipate order delivery to a Guest?

The correct choice highlights an ineffective method in anticipating order delivery to a guest. Guessing the order based on appearances lacks reliability and can lead to errors. Appearance alone does not provide enough context about what the guest actually ordered, making it a poor approach to ensuring guest satisfaction and accuracy in service.

In contrast, knowing the layout of the stalls helps in efficiently navigating the restaurant to deliver orders promptly. Reading the guest's order ensures that the correct items are served and allows for double-checking against what the kitchen sends out. Communicating with kitchen staff is crucial for understanding when specific orders will be ready and for coordinating service effectively. Collectively, these methods contribute to a higher standard of service, while guessing undermines the quality and reliability expected in a dining experience.