At a restaurant

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 Words to learn in this lesson:


waitress
by the window
specials
fish
steak
chicken
rice
carrots
potatoes
vegetables
menu
cup, bowl
thick, thin
pizza
sugar
cream

In the restaurant  
 waitress  |  you

Hi, how many? 
Three please.
Would you like a table by the window?
Yes, please.

 

Would you like to hear today's specials?
Yes, please.




We have a special fish plate with roasted vegetables for $28 dollars.



 


We also have steak tips with rice and carrots for $32 dollars.



 
And we have a grilled chicken plate with herbs and garlic bread for $24 dollars.
 


 
I'll give you a minute to look at the menu. Water for everyone?
Yes but without ice, please.


 

Are you ready to order?
Yes, please.



 
We'd all like the vegetable soup to start.
Cups or bowls?
Bowls.


And then we'd like your house pizza.
Thick crust or thin?
Thick crust, please.
Great. I'll get your order right in.


How is everything?
Fine, but could we have more water?
Sure. I'll be right back.



Would you like coffee or dessert?
Three coffees.
With cream?
Two black and one with cream and sugar.
The sugar is right here on the table. 
I'll be right back with your coffees.
 


Here's your bill. I'll pick it up [at the table] when you're ready.
Thank you.
Have a great night. Come again.
Thank you.


 In America you leave a "tip" of money for the waiter or waitress.


• Very good service: 20% tip. 
• O.K. service: 15% tip. 
• Bad service: 10% tip.
Example: The meal cost $20. You would leave either a $4, $3, or $2 tip.











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