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Restaurant English Conversation Guide

This document contains 4 conversations between restaurant staff and customers covering making a reservation, being seated, ordering food and drinks, and paying the bill. The conversations demonstrate common English phrases used in restaurants for these situations, such as requesting a reservation for a certain date and time, being seated at a table, ordering from the menu and drinks, requesting the check, and paying with cash or card.

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Restaurant English Conversation Guide

This document contains 4 conversations between restaurant staff and customers covering making a reservation, being seated, ordering food and drinks, and paying the bill. The conversations demonstrate common English phrases used in restaurants for these situations, such as requesting a reservation for a certain date and time, being seated at a table, ordering from the menu and drinks, requesting the check, and paying with cash or card.

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Restaurant English Conversation 1: Making a


Reservation
Restaurant staff: This is Emma Restaurant.

Customer: Hi, I would like to make a dinner reservation for 2 people.

Restaurant staff: What night will you be coming?

Customer: We will need the reservation for Sunday night.

Restaurant staff: What time would you like?

Customer: 8.30.

Restaurant staff: We don’t have anything available at 8.30. Is 7.30 OK?

Customer: Yes, that’s fine.

Restaurant staff: Please just give me your name.

Customer: My name is John Thomas.

Restaurant staff: Thank you, Mr. Thomas, see you this Sunday at 7.30.

Customer: Thank you. Bye.


Restaurant English Conversation 2: Being
Seated at the Restaurant
Waiter: Good evening. Welcome to Emma Restaurant.

John: I booked a table for two for 7.30 under the name of John Thomas.

Waiter: Yes, Mr. Thomas. Please come this way.

Waiter: Here is your table.

John: Thanks for your help!

Restaurant English Conversation 3: Ordering


Waiter: May I get you anything to drink?

John: Yes, please. May I get 2 glasses of orange juice?

Waiter: Sure. Would you like an appetizer? (món khai vị)

John: I’ll have the tomato soup to start.

Lisa: I’ll have the shrimp soup.

Waiter: Would you like to order anything else?

John: That’ll be all for now.

Waiter: Let me know when you’re ready to order your food.

Waiter: Here is your potato soup, Madam.


Lisa: But I ordered shrimp soup!

Waiter: I’m so sorry. I’ll change it for you straightaway.

Lisa: I would appreciate that.

John: Excuse me. Could you bring us the menu, please?

John: We’d like to order a cheeseburger and some fries.

Waiter: Sorry, the fries are off. Why don’t you try the steak? It is excellent

John: I’ll trust your taste and take one order of that.

Waiter: Do you want a dessert?

Lisa: The chocolate mousse cake sounds great.

Waiter: Would you like coffee or tea with your dessert?

John: Just some water, please.

Waiter: Can I get you anything else?

Lisa: That’s all, thank you.

Restaurant English Conversation 4: Getting the


bill/ check
Cashier: Can I help you?

John: Yes, could I have the bill?

Cashier: Of course. Here you are.


John: Thank you. I am ready to pay the bill.

Cashier: Of course, Sir. How would you like to pay, cash or card?

John: By cash, please.

Cashier: That will be $80, please.

John: Here you are.

Cashier: Thank you. Here’s your change and your receipt.

John: Thank you.

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