Is there a more fancy name for a "kitchen hole"?

Does English have a specific word for a hole between the kitchen and the living room that is used to get food directly to the dining table?

German has the nice Durchreiche, which approximately translates to hand-through. I am ideally looking for a nice translation of that word.

It is also called a serving hatch.

An opening in a wall at window height for the purpose of serving food or other items.

The cook passed the dishes through the serving hatch.

from Wiktionary

I usually hear it called a kitchen pass-through.

In restaurants, I've heard that area is referred to as the pass and that is what we call it in our house.

I've known it to be called a breakfast-bar.

A similar feature is a dumb-waiter, which is used to move crockery and food between different levels especially in hotels.