English for Waiters: Serving Tourists
A tourist sits down at your table and your English disappears? These phrases cover the whole service — welcoming, suggesting, taking the order and bringing the check. Practice out loud with an AI tutor that corrects your pronunciation.
Key phrases
- Hi! Welcome! Table for two?The standard greeting at the door — smile and ask the group size.
- Can I get you something to drink?The first question after handing over the menu — always drinks first.
- Are you ready to order?If they're not ready, add: "I'll give you a minute."
- How would you like your steak?Ask how they want their steak: rare, medium or well done.
- I'll be right back with your drinks.Tell guests what's coming so they're not left waiting and wondering.
- How is everything so far?The mid-meal check-in that makes service feel five-star.
- Would you like the check?US English says "check"; "bill" is more British. Both work.
Tip: After serving, say "Enjoy your meal!" And don't translate greetings from your language word-for-word — when you approach a table, the natural opener is "What can I get you?"
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