Ask for everyday English expressions and translations for Western restaurants!

Updated on Restaurant 2024-06-06
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Have

    yougot

    atable

    fortwo,please?

    Do you have a table for two people?

    Haveyoubooked

    atable?

    Have you reserved a table?

    Haveyoumade

    areservation?

    Have you booked?

    smoking

    ornon-smoking?

    Smoking or non-smoking areas?

    Wouldyoulike

    something

    todrink?

    What would you like to drink?

    Wouldyoulike

    toseethemenu?

    Do you need to see the menu?

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