Explication of service sabotage is that organizational members intentionally act negative behaviors during service delivery process. This research adopted “focus groups” interview technique, aiming at full-time employees who have at least six months working experiences in food and beverage industry. Seven groups of full-time employees, a total of thirty two informants, were interviewed. This study attempted to understand, analyze, and generalize the antecedents and behaviors of service sabotage. The antecedents of service sabotage include three factors: Individual Factors, Firm Factors, and Customer Factors. The researchers also classify and describe seven folds of service sabotage behaviors: Refusal, Disregard, Implication, Disturbance, Foolery, Mistreatment, and Service Processes Simplification. Last but not least, this research attempted to identify the types of service sabotage behaviors by employees in food and beverage industry during service delivery process and assert managerial implications for future studies.