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Restaurant English Roleplay

The document contains 5 conversations between restaurant staff and customers demonstrating common interactions that take place at a restaurant: 1) Making a dinner reservation for Sunday at 7:30pm under the name John Thomas. 2) Being seated upon arrival and shown to the reserved table. 3) Ordering drinks, appetizers and notifying the waiter when ready to order food. 4) Commenting on the food, noting the steak is good but cakes too sweet. 5) Requesting the bill, paying cash, receiving change and a receipt.

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Restaurant English Roleplay

The document contains 5 conversations between restaurant staff and customers demonstrating common interactions that take place at a restaurant: 1) Making a dinner reservation for Sunday at 7:30pm under the name John Thomas. 2) Being seated upon arrival and shown to the reserved table. 3) Ordering drinks, appetizers and notifying the waiter when ready to order food. 4) Commenting on the food, noting the steak is good but cakes too sweet. 5) Requesting the bill, paying cash, receiving change and a receipt.

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Restaurant English: At the Restaurant

Conversations
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?
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: Making Comments


on Food
Lisa: John, is your steak OK?
John: The steak tastes wonderful!
Lisa: How is your cake?
John: My cake is too sweet for me.
Lisa: So is mine. I think they put too much sugar in
cakes.
John: The food here is usually good, so I think that we
should mention this to the waiter.
Lisa: You’re right. Maybe they can bring us some better
food.
Restaurant English Conversation 5: 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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