At The Restaurant

I say this phrase when I want to pay waiter's attention at me:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• Give some tips

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

I ask this question when I want to make a reservation at the restaurant:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• Give some tips

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

If I want to make an order at the restaurant I can ask:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• Give some tips

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

We use this phrase when we have dinner together:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• Give some tips

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

For a good service at the restaurant, you may:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• Give some tips

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

When we finish eating, we usually have to:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• Pay the bill

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

I decided what I would like for dinner so I am ready:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• To make an order

• Could I see the menu?

• May I book a table this evening?

I have no idea what I prefer for dinner, so I may ask the waiter:

• Excuse me!

• Bon appetit!! (or enjoy your meal)

• To make an order

• What do you recommend?

• Replace my cutlery please

When I finished dinner I have to pay for it, so I say:

• Excuse me!

• The bill, please

• To make an order

• What do you recommend?

• Replace my cutlery please

I am making an order and saying:

• I will have pork with some vegetables

• The bill, please

• We are out of this

• It will take about 20 minutes