English for Restaurants, Hotels and Tourism.

Ordering at the restaurant https://youtu.be/yVNQP2UP99M Waiter: Good evening, do you have a reservation? Allie: Yes, a table for two. My name´s Allie Gray. Waiter: Smoking or non-smoking? Allie: Non-smoking, please. Waiter: Come this way, please. Waiter: Are you ready to order? Mark: Yes, I´d like the onion soup and the steak, please Allie: The goat cheese salad and lasagna for me, please. Waiter: What would you like to drink? Would you like some wine? Allie: No thanks, just mineral water for me. Mark : Ok, a glass or red wine and a bottle of mineral water, please Waiter: Thank you, sir Man: Thank you. Mark: How was the pasta? Allie: It was delicious. Mark: Listen, Allie there is something I wanna ask you Allie: Yes, what? Waiter: Would you like a dessert? Allie: Yes, please. What is there? Waiter: Tiramisu, ice cream or fruit salad Allie: Fruit salad, please. Waiter: And you, Sir? Mark: Nothing for me, thanks Man: Allie... Allie: Yes?... Go on, Mar

At the restaurant. En el restaurante. Let´s book a table in a restaurant. Let´s make a reservation. Vamos a reservar en un restaurante Useful expressions to book a table by phone.  Expresiones útiles para reservar por teléfono Good morning/afternoon/evening...How can I help you? Buenos días, tardes, noches...En qué puedo ayudarle? I´d like to make a reservation/ I´d like to book a table. Me gustaría hacer una reserva When? Para cuándo? For tomorrow. Para mañana For what time? At ... Para que hora? A las ... For how many people? For ...Para cuánta gente? Para ... Useful expressions to book when we are already in the restaurant. Expresiones útiles para reservar cuando ya estamos en el restaurante Do you have any free tables? Are there any available tables? ¿Tienen/hay mesas libres? Do you have a free table? Is there a free table? ¿Tienen/hay una mesa libre? A table for..., please. Una mesa para ..., por favor. Do you have a reservation? Have you got a reserva