A conversation about ordering food in an English restaurant

English conversation in restaurant ordering scene 1

Waiter, please give me a table for two.

Waiter, please give me a table for two.

Yes, this way, please.

Ok, please follow me.

A: Can we see the menu?

Can we see the menu?

B: Here you are.

Here you are.

A: What's delicious today?

What's delicious today?

I recommend crispy roast duck.

I recommend crispy duck.

A: We don't want that. Well, maybe we'll have a mushroom soup first, and then some seafood and French fries.

We don't want to eat crispy duck. Maybe we can drink mushroom soup first, and then order seafood and potato chips.

B: Do you want dessert?

Do you want dessert?

C: No dessert, thanks. Just coffee.

No, thank you. Coffee will be fine.

(A few minutes later. )

After a while.

A: Please give me the bill.

Check it.

C: George. Let's split this equally.

George, let's go Dutch. Aa system

No, it's my treat tonight.

No, today is my treat.

B: Cash or credit card, sir?

Cash or credit card?

A: Charge it, please. Put it on my American Express.

Accounting. Please charge it to my "American Express Credit Card" account.

Restaurant ordering scene English dialogue 2

A couple is waiting to be seated in a crowded restaurant.

A couple is waiting to be seated outside a crowded restaurant.

A: Do you have a reservation, sir?

Do you have a reservation? Sir, madam?

No, I'm afraid we don't.

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A: Sorry. The restaurant is full now. You have to wait for about half an hour. Would you like to have a drink in the lounge until a table is available?

Sorry, the restaurant is full. It will take about 30 minutes for a table to be available. Would you mind having a drink in the lounge until a table is available?

No, thank you. We'll be back later. Can I reserve a table for two?

No, thanks. We'll be back later. Can you reserve a table for two for us?

Yes, of course. May I have your name, sir?

Of course. May I have your name, sir?

Bruce. By the way. Can we have a table by the window?

Bruce. By the way, can we have a table near the window?

We'll try our best to arrange it, but I can't promise, sir.

We'll try our best to arrange it, but we can't guarantee it, sir.

B: That's good.

We get it.

(Half an hour later, the couple came back. )

Half an hour later, the Bruce couple came back.

Your table is ready, sir. Please go this way.

The table is ready, sir and madam. This way, please

Restaurant ordering scene English dialogue 3

-Good morning, good afternoon and good evening, sir and madam. Table for two?

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening, sir and madam, two?

Yes, by the window, please.

Yes, please give me a window seat.

-This way, please.

This way, please.

-Thank you.

thank you

Restaurant ordering scene English dialogue 4

-Good evening, gentlemen. Please be seated. Here is the menu. Would you like something to drink first?

Good evening. Please sit down, sir. This is our menu. Would you like something to drink first?

-I'll have a coke with ice. What about you?

I want a coke. What about you?

Please give me a glass of apple juice.

Apple Juice

-Thank you. Here you are. Coke coke with ice and apple juice. Gentlemen, are you ready to order?

Thank you. Please enjoy yourself. Coke and apple juice. Are you ready to order? sir

-No, we're still looking at the menu. Maybe you should recommend some main courses?

No, we are still looking at the menu. Can you recommend the main course for us?

-Sure. T-bone steak is very good. I suggest you try this.

Of course. T-bone steak is very good. I suggest you try this main course.

-That's a good idea. I like steak, and I want T-bone steak.

That's a good idea. I like steak, so I ordered him.

-What do you want to do? /How would you like your steak?

How would you like your steak? /How would you like your steak?

-Rare, medium, medium and well-done.

30%, 50%, 70%, well done.