餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話
餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話
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餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Deciding on a Restaurant
Samantha：Hi, Julius. I’m treating Mr. Lee and his team members from Gallup to dinner tomorrow evening. Where do you think I should take them?
Julius：Well, Mr. Lee has a very good taste in wine, and Gallup is one of our biggest clients. I suggest you take them to a decent French restaurant. Make sure you make a really good impression。
Samantha：That’s a good idea. Which one do you recommend? Les Parisians?
Julius：Or La Place. They’re both listed in this year’s Gourmet Magazine for having the most authentic French cuisine in town. But I heard La Place has a better wine selection。
Samantha：We’ll go to La Place. Could you book a table for four at 7 p.m.?
Julius：Sure。
餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Reserving a Table over the Phone
Receptionist：Good afternoon. Peace Restaurant. May I help you?
Julius：I’d like to reserve a table for two. My wife and I。
Receptionist：Yes, sir. What time would you like, sir?
Julius：I’m not sure…perhaps around 8 p.m。
Receptionist：Fine. I’ll reserve a table for two at 8 p.m., sir. May I have your name, please?
Julius：Julius. Julius Berman。
Receptionist：Thank you, Mr. Berman. And do you prefer smoking or non-smoking?
Julius：Non-smoking will be fine, please. But it is more important that you get us a table by the window. It’s our anniversary and I’d like it to be very special。
Receptionist：I’ll try my best. We look forward to having you with us tonight, Mr. Berman。
Julius：Thank you. Good-bye。
Receptionist：Good-bye, and have a good day!
餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Arriving at a Restaurant
Waitress：How are you doing today? How many in your group today?
Customer：Fine, thank you. There will be five of us. The rest will be along shortly。
Waitress：Smoking or non?
Customer：Non-smoking is fine. Thank you。
Waitress：Right this way, please。
(At the table)
Waitress：Something to drink first?
Customer：Just water, please。
Waitress：Would you like to see a menu first or wait for your friends?
Customer：I’ll wait. But please bring me some bread. Maybe I would like an appetizer before they get here. Please bring me the menu and let me have a look。
Waitress：Certainly, sir. If you need anything else, please let me know, and I’ll be happy to get it for you right away。
餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Ordering Food
Waiter：Can I take your order now, madam?
May：Yes. What would you recommend?
Waiter：I am happy to recommend the fish. It tastes delicious and it’s today’s special. Our chef is from the coast and loves seafood. Today’s special is actually his favorite dish. So I’m sure it is absolutely fabulous。
May：It does sound wonderful. Maybe I’ll try it。
Waiter：Is there anything else? Maybe I could interest you in one of our fine appetizers, such as the escargot。
May：Not today, thanks. But I’d like to know if you have any vegetarian dishes。
Waiter：Yes. Here’s the menu. And what do you think you’d like to order?
May：Maybe I don’t want the fish. I think I’ll have the green bean dish instead。
Waiter：What kind of soup would you like?
May：I’d like the egg drop soup。
Waiter：OK. Is that all?
May：Yes。
Waiter：Would you like anything to drink while you wait?
May：Just an ice water. Thanks!
餐廳常見(jiàn)英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Complaining about Having to Wait Too Long for Your
Linda：Excuse me。
Waiter：Yes, Miss. What can I do for you?
Linda：I ordered my dish about half an hour ago, but it hasn’t arrived yet。
Waiter：I’m sorry for that. I’m going to check with the chef right now。
(The waiter comes back from the kitchen。)
Waiter：Miss, I just checked with the kitchen and they said your order will be coming right up next. Oh, here it comes。
Linda：Thank you。
Waiter：Miss, I’m very sorry for the delay. Please enjoy this free glass of wine for the inconvenience. Again, I’m terribly sorry to make you wait so long。
Linda：It dosen’t matter。
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