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Eating Out in Restaurants Vocabulary

This document provides vocabulary and information related to restaurants. It defines common words used in restaurants like menu, reservation, and tip. It also describes different types of restaurants and eating establishments like cafes, diners, pubs, and food trucks. Finally, it lists types of foods and dishes found on restaurant menus as well as useful phrases for dining out.

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Eating Out in Restaurants Vocabulary

This document provides vocabulary and information related to restaurants. It defines common words used in restaurants like menu, reservation, and tip. It also describes different types of restaurants and eating establishments like cafes, diners, pubs, and food trucks. Finally, it lists types of foods and dishes found on restaurant menus as well as useful phrases for dining out.

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Common Words Used in Restaurants
• Reservation: to secure a table at a specific date and time.
• Menu: a restaurant food list or board displaying the available food and drink options.
• Waiter/Waitress: the restaurant staff member who attends, takes orders, and serves food.
• Tip: an optional gratuity given to the server for their service.
• Bill/Check: the total amount owed for the food and beverages consumed.
• Cutlery: utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons used for eating and serving food.
• Tablecloth: a decorative covering placed on the table.
• Chef: the professional cook responsible for preparing the food.
• Takeout: food ordered from a restaurant to be consumed out of the restaurant, often in a to-go
container.
• Host/Hostess: the restaurant staff member who greets and seats customers.
• Napkin: a piece of cloth or paper used to wipe or clean the hands and mouth while dining.
Places to Eat Out
• Café: a casual eatery where you can enjoy light meals, beverages, and desserts in a relaxed
atmosphere.
• Diner: a casual restaurant, often characterized by a menu offering a variety of classic comfort
foods.
• Pub: a traditional British-style bar that also serves food, offering a selection of drinks.
• Food Court: a communal dining area within a shopping mall, housing multiple food stalls.
• Fine Dining Restaurant: an establishment offering high-quality cuisine and an elegant atmosphere.
• Fast Food Restaurant: an eatery where you can quickly grab affordable, pre-prepared meals.
• Pizzeria: a restaurant that prepares and serves pizzas, often with various toppings and styles.
• Buffet: a self-service style restaurant where various dishes are displayed for customers for
unlimited servings.
• Food Truck: a mobile restaurant that operates out of a truck or van, serving various types of street
food.
Restaurant Food List or a Menu
• Appetizers: small dishes served before the main course.
• Main Courses: the main dish of a meal, often accompanied by side dishes, such as vegetables.
• Desserts: sweet dishes or confections served at the end of a meal.
• Beverages: refreshing drinks served alongside a meal.
• Specials of the Day: unique dishes or promotions the restaurant offers on a particular day.
• Side Dishes: additional dishes served alongside the main course.
• Salads: fresh and light dishes made from various vegetables.
• Sandwiches: a type of meal consisting of different ingredients often served cold or grilled.
• Soups: liquid-based dishes made by combining various ingredients, typically served hot.
• Condiments: seasonings, sauces, or accompaniments like salt, pepper, ketchup, or mustard.
• Kids' Menu: a specialized menu for children including smaller portions and dishes catered to their
tastes.
Useful Phrases for Dining Out
• "Could we have a table for [number of people], please?"
• "What do you recommend from the menu?"
• "I'd like to order the [dish or item] please."
• "Could I have some water, please?"
• "Could I get a refill on my drink?"
• "Could we have separate checks, please?"
• "Could we have the bill/check, please?"
• "Do you accept credit cards?"
• "Could I have a takeout box for the leftovers, please?"
• "Is the service charge included in the bill?"
• "Could I have a fork and knife, please?"
• "Is there a vegetarian/vegan option available?"
• "Could we have the menu, please?" -

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