"A friendly, realistic scene of a traveler ordering food at a casual restaurant. The image should show a smiling waiter taking the order of a tourist who is looking at a menu and pointing at a dish. The setting should include a cozy restaurant table with plates, glasses, and a visible menu. The colors should be warm and inviting, with natural lighting and a soft, welcoming atmosphere. The style should be clear and modern, but with a touch of realism, focusing on the interaction between the customer and the waiter."

Travel Survival English #4: Ordering Food at Restaurants

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Trying new food is one of the best parts of travel—but ordering in English can feel a bit overwhelming. This lesson teaches you exactly what to say (and understand) when you’re dining out in an English-speaking country.

In this practical, real-world lesson, you will:

Learn essential phrases and questions like “Can I see the menu, please?”, “I’d like the chicken salad,” and “Could we have the check, please?”

Practice step-by-step conversations for ordering food, asking about the menu, dealing with common problems (like a wrong order or a long wait), and paying the bill.

Build your food vocabulary with useful words and phrases for dishes, drinks, sides, and special requests like “vegetarian,” “gluten-free,” “on the side,” and more.

Improve your listening skills with clear, realistic dialogues between customers and waitstaff.

Learn cultural tips and etiquette for dining out in English-speaking countries, including how to be polite and when to leave a tip.

Test yourself with speaking and comprehension activities to feel confident ordering food like a pro.

💡 PLUS: We show you how to sound more natural and polite when talking to waiters—and how to avoid common mistakes that can lead to confusion or embarrassment.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll be ready to:
✔ Order food and drinks at a restaurant clearly and confidently.
✔ Understand menu descriptions and waitstaff explanations, even when they’re spoken quickly.
✔ Make polite requests, ask questions, and handle any issues that might come up.
✔ Feel more comfortable dining out in English-speaking countries.

👉 Who is this lesson for?
This lesson is perfect for:

  • Beginner to lower-intermediate learners (A2–B1 level)

  • Travelers visiting English-speaking countries

  • Anyone who wants to feel more confident ordering food in English

🎯 Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite, enjoying a fancy dinner, or trying street food, this lesson will help you navigate menus, place your order, and enjoy your meal with confidence!

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  • 1 Section
  • 6 Lessons
  • 1 Quiz
  • 1h 45m Duration
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Travel Survival English #4: Ordering Food at Restaurants
6 Lessons1 Quiz
  1. 🍽️ Warm-Up: Ordering Food at Restaurant
  2. 🍽️ Vocabulary Page: Ordering Food at Restaurants
  3. 📚 Useful Grammar: Ordering Food at Restaurants
  4. 📖 Reading Comprehension: A Traveler’s Restaurant Experience
  5. 📝 Self-Study Practice: Ordering Food at Restaurants
  6. 🔍 Review and Reflection: Ordering Food at Restaurants
  7. 📝 Quiz: Ordering Food at Restaurants
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