
Ordering A Meal At A Restaurant
- Posted by Ryan Anthony
- Categories A1-A2 Lesson Blog, Blog
- Date March 3, 2025
Going to a restaurant is a great way to enjoy delicious food. Knowing how to order a meal is important when dining out. Here are some useful phrases and tips from First Business English to help you order food at a restaurant.
Steps for Ordering a Meal
1. Arriving at the Restaurant
o “Hello, I would like a table for two, please.”
o “Do you have a menu?”
2. Ordering Food and Drinks
o “I would like a chicken salad, please.”
o “Can I have a glass of water?”
o “May I see the specials?”
3. Asking Questions About the Menu
o “What do you recommend?”
o “Does this dish have nuts?”
o “Is this spicy?”
4. Making Special Requests
o “Can I have my steak well done?”
o “Can I have extra cheese on my pizza?”
5. Paying the Bill
o “Can I have the bill, please?”
o “Do you accept credit cards?”
o “Keep the change.”
Example Conversation
Waiter: “Hello! Are you ready to order?”
Customer: “Yes, I would like a burger and a glass of orange juice.”
Waiter: “Would you like fries with that?”
Customer: “Yes, please.”
Waiter: “Great! Your order will be ready soon.”
Practice Questions
1. How do you ask for a table at a restaurant?
2. What can you say when ordering food?
3. How do you ask for the bill?
4. What is your favourite meal to order at a restaurant?
Knowing how to order food at a restaurant makes dining out easier and more fun. Try practicing these phrases next time you eat out or practice in a safe and supportive environment by booking a lesson with us at First Business English.
Good luck! Keep learning with First Business English. Best Business English Online.
About First Business English
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Ryan Anthony is an enthusiastic, self-motivated, reliable Online Business English language tutor who is learner focused and highly adaptable. Bachelor of Business Studies Degree educated with extensive IT Support, Call Centre Management, Retail Management and English Language Teaching experience.
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