The document provides vocabulary related to items found in a coffee shop including drinks, food, and other common items. It also includes sample dialogues of customer interactions at a coffee shop when ordering items and making a purchase.
The document provides vocabulary related to items found in a coffee shop including drinks, food, and other common items. It also includes sample dialogues of customer interactions at a coffee shop when ordering items and making a purchase.
The document provides vocabulary related to items found in a coffee shop including drinks, food, and other common items. It also includes sample dialogues of customer interactions at a coffee shop when ordering items and making a purchase.
The document provides vocabulary related to items found in a coffee shop including drinks, food, and other common items. It also includes sample dialogues of customer interactions at a coffee shop when ordering items and making a purchase.
Coffee shop Waiter / waitress Cup of coffee Muffin Cup cake Sandwich
Doughnut / Donut Soft drink Chair / seat Apron Menu Bar
Types of coffee
Bill (“check” in Americano Cash-till US English) Customer Espresso (a type (an espresso with White coffee Black coffee of coffee that is water added so it (coffee with milk) (with no milk) quite strong) isn’t so strong) What you say Could I have a drop of milk with that, please? Is this chair taken? Is anyone sitting here? Is this chair free? Where are the toilets, please? Decaf / Cappuccino Latte (caffè Skinny latte Mocha decaffeinated coffee (coffee with frothy latte) (a latte with (a latte with (coffee with no milk and powdered (a shot of skimmed chocolate What you hear caffeine) chocolate) espresso coffee milk) syrup. ) and frothy, Can I take your order, please? steamed milk) What would you like to drink? Types of milk Would you like anything to eat? Skimmed milk (almost no fat) Would you like any sugar or saccharine Semi-skimmed milk (half and half) with that? Whole milk (full fat) Dialogue: At the coffee shop Assistant: Good afternoon. Can I take your order? Assistant: Is this to take away or have (6) Jerry: Yes, I’ll have a (1) and a ? decaf latte. Jerry: To take away, please. Assistant: Regular, medium or Assistant: That’s £16.99, please. (2) ? Jerry: Here you are. [He hands Jerry: Regular for both, please. him a £50-note.] Assistant: Would you like skimmed (3) Assistant: Oh, I’m sorry but I don’t have any (7) ? . Have you got anything Jerry: Semi-skimmed for the cappuccino and smaller? whole milk for the (4) , Jerry: Erm, let me see, oh yes, here’s a £20-note. please. Assistant: Great thanks a lot. Assistant: And any hazelnut or vanilla? Jerry: Where’s the (8) , please? Jerry: No, thanks. Assistant: It’s just over there on the table. Here’s Assistant: Would you like anything to (5) your change. with that? Jerry: Great. Thanks. Jerry: Yes, a piece of the cheese cake and a Assistant: Thank you, and have a nice day. chocolate muffin, please. Jerry: Thanks, bye.
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