Phrasal verbs about food

I decided to _________ the new Italian restaurant in town

• take off

• try out

• let down

• serve up

She was disappointed when her friends didn't _______ for the dinner party

• show up

• show down

• show off

• show out

They had to ________ eating junk food to improve their health

• give up

• keep on

• try out

• take off

a) He helped set up the tables for the outdoor dinner.

b) He helped set the tables up for the outdoor dinner.

• Only sentence A is correct.

• Only sentence B is correct.

• Both sentences are correct.

• None of the sentences is correct.

The undercooked meal really let down everyone who was excited to try it

• This means everybody felt furious about the meal.

• This means everybody felt disgusted about the meal.

• This means everybody felt dissapointed about the meal.

• This means everybody felt satisfied about the meal.

They had had some drinks before the chef could _____ up the main course.

The owners decided to start _____ in a small facility, but then they had to find a bigger place.

She had to _______ dairy products because of her lactose intolerance.

• start off

• take off

• serve up

• give up

Have you ever been _______ by a restaurant you were excited to try?

• let down

• cut down

• show up

• put off

What phrasal verbs can go with UP? Click on all the ones that are right.

• show

• try

• serve

• give