A restaurant refers to a facility or public dining room that provides food, drinks and other meals to the general public in a certain place. The following is what I sorted out for you, for your reference!
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Dining at a Western Restaurant: Conversations with waiters when dining in a western restaurant, or oral English situational dialogues and ordering sentences that anyone who works as a waiter in a western restaurant can learn.
Waiter：Would you like to order now, ma’am?
Would you like to order now, madam?
May: Yes, please. I'd like the steam and mushrooms.
yes, I'll have steak and mushrooms.
Waiter：How would you like your steak, rare, medium, or well-done?
how would you like your steak, rare, medium or well-done?
May：I’d like it well-done, please。
I want it well done.
Waiter：What kind of potatoes would you like to go with that? Mashed, boiled or baked?
what kind of potatoes would you like, mashed potatoes, boiled potatoes or baked potatoes?
May：I think I’ll have baked potatoes. And I’ll have an iced tea with a lemon on the side please。
bake potatoes. I also want an iced tea with a slice of lemon, please.
Waiter：Good. And would you care for soup or salad to start with?
ok, would you like some soup or salad first?
May：I’d like a cream and onion soup, please。
I want a cream onion soup.
Waiter：Will you be having dessert today, ma’am?
madam, do you have dessert today?
May：I want to skip dessert. That’s all. Thank you。
no dessert, that's all, thank you.
Waiter：OK. I’ll be with you in a moment。
ok, I'll come later.
Common spoken English sentences in western restaurants:
Can I have a glass? Iced tea with a slice of lemon.
I’ll have an iced tea with a lemon on the side please。
I want a glass of champagne. I’d like a glass of champagne。
this goblet is cracked. This goblet is cracked。
I want my steak well done. I’d like my steak well-done。
I don't want appetizers. I want to skip the starter。
I want bacon and fried eggs. I’d like the *** oked bacon and fried eggs。
I want two sandwiches, one with nothing and the other with all the seasoning.
I want two sandwiches, one plain, the other with all trimmings。
what seasonings do you have? What kinds of dressing do you have?
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English dialogue on restaurant ordering:
A: Here is your Coke.
A: Your coke.
B: Thank you.
b: thank you.
a: you're welcome.
a: you're welcome.
B: Oh, do you have a special today?
b: oh, do you have any specials today?
A: I'm afraid we don't. Would you care for any
dessert? We have some fancy cakes today.
A: No. Do you want dessert? We have a strange dessert today.
b: it sounds worth trying. I might as well try something.
b: it sounds worth trying. I might as well try.
a: good. I'll be back in a few minutes.
A: OK. I'll be right there.
* * * At a fast food restaurant * * *
* * * In a fast food restaurant * * *
Waiter: OK, so that's one cheeseburger and one order of chicken wings, extra spice.
Waiter: OK, you ordered a cheeseburger and a chicken wing. A little more seasoning.
Sasha: Yes.
Sasha: yes.
Waiter: Would you like something to drink with that?
waiter: would you like something to drink?
Sasha: Do you have any diet Coke?
Sasha: Do you have diet coke?
waiter: I'm afraid we don't. We have a diet Pepsi.
Waiter: No. But we have diet Pepsi.
Sasha: I'll have that.
Sasha: I'll take it.
Linda: Make that two.
Linda: two glasses, please.
Waiter: Would you like to have your Pepsi now?
attendant: do you want Pepsi now?
Linda: Yes, Please.
Linda: yes.
Sasha: no, thank you. I'll wait for my cheeseburger.
Sasha: I don't want it now. I want to wait for my cheeseburger.
Waiter: And would you care for any dessert?
waiter: would you like dessert?
Linda: no, thanks. I'm sure I'll be full.
Linda: No. I think I'm full.
Sasha: They have fantastic chocolate cheese cake here.
Sasha: They have very good chocolate pancakes.
Linda: They do? Well, maybe we could split some.
Linda: Really? Why don't we share one?
Waiter: Would you like me to bring two forks?
waiter: shall I get you two forks?
Linda: Yes, please. Good idea.
Linda: yes, good idea. Thank you.