In a restaurant
Restaurateur: Good morning sir! How could help you?
Me: Good morning! I have booked a table at 12.00
R: Yes, sir! Let me show you to your the table.
Me: Thank you! Could I have a menu?
R: Yes! Today, as well as you’ll find in our list, we can prepare other three dishes: 1. An Italian pizza. It is prepared by our chef Paolo, from Italy. 2. Fish and Chips. It is made using fresh fish of our sea 3. A big chocolate Ice Cream. It was prepared by the famous “Mike” Ice Cream Parlor in Camden Town.
Me: I’ll take a an Italian pizza and a pint of beer. Can I choose a beer if I take a pizza? I see on the menu that some dishes are linked to some beverages.
R: Yes, sir. It’s not a problem, but If you choose a beer, you’ll pay 2 pounds extra.
Me: Ok, thank you!
Me: Could I have an espresso?
R: Sorry, sir! I can’t prepare your espresso because the coffee machine is out of order. Could I offer you anything else?
Me: Yes, I’ll take a spirit. How much is it?
R: Sorry, sir! I didn’t get it. Could you repeat, please?
Me: Yes, sure! Could I have the bill!
R: Yes, it’s 15 pounds
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In a restaurant To me "At a restaurant" sounds more natural but "In a restaurant" is okay.
Restaurateur: Good morning sir! How can I help you?
Me: Good morning! I have booked a table at noon. Or "I have booked a table for 12pm"
R: Yes, sir! Let me show you to your the table.
Me: Thank you! Could I have a menu?
R: Yes! Today, as as you'll find on our menu, we can prepare other three dishes: 1. An Italian pizza prepared by our chef Paolo from Italy. 2. Fish and chips made with fresh fish from our sea 3. A big bowl of chocolate Ice Cream prepared by the famous “Mike” Ice Cream Parlor in Camden Town.
Me: I’ll take a an Italian pizza and a pint of beer. Can I choose a beer if I take a pizza? I see on the menu that some dishes come with beverages.
R: Yes, sir. Not a problem, but if you choose a beer, it's 2 pounds extra. "You'll pay" is fine, but "it's" is more natural
Me: Ok, thank you!
Me: Could I have an espresso?
R: Sorry, sir! I can’t prepare your espresso because the coffee machine is out of order. Could I offer you anything else?
Me: Yes, I’ll take a spirit. How much is it?
R: Sorry, sir! I didn’t get it. "I didn't understand" or "I didn't hear you" Could you repeat, please? "What did you say?"
Me: Yes, sure! Could I have the bill!
R: Yes, it’s 15 pounds
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