Learn German Conversation and Vocabulary in Restaurants

Have you ever felt confused when you want to order food by phone? German in the restaurant? Let No.1 Translation Break down the language barrier for you with German vocabulary in restaurants and the following German communication sentences. 

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Most Common German Restaurant Vocabulary

Below is a summary of the most commonly used German restaurant vocabulary, helping you easily look up the meaning and pronunciation:

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German conversation sentences in restaurants

In addition to German vocabulary in restaurants, Digital Translation 1 provides you with German restaurant communication sentences, helping you more conveniently when booking a table, ordering food, paying, etc.

When entering the restaurant:

• Guten Tag! (Hello!)
• Give me a table for … people, please.
• Is there a table available? (Is there a table available?)
• Can I make a reservation? (Can I make a reservation?)

When ordering:

• Can I see the menu, please? (Please show me the menu.)
• What would you recommend? (What would you recommend?)
• I want … (I want …)
• Please with… and without…
• I would like to order more...

When paying:

• Get the bill! (Get the bill, please!)
• Can I pay by credit card? (Can I pay by credit card?)
• Is the invoice correct?

Other common sayings:

• Bitte! (Please!)
• Thanks!
• Excuse me! (Sorry!)
• Can I have more… please? (Please give me more…)
• Es schmeckt mir sehr gut! (It's delicious!)
• I have a question. (I have a question.)
• Where is the toilet?

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Sample German restaurant dialogues

The following sample German restaurant dialogue will help you understand and use German restaurant vocabulary better:

1. Table Reservation:

• Guest: Guten Tag, ich möchte gerne einen Tisch für zwei Personen reservieren. (Hello, I would like to book a table for 2 people.)
• Waiter: When would you like to make a reservation? (When would you like to make a reservation?)
• Guest:Give me [time]. (Give me [time].)
• Waiter: We are pleased to serve you, we have reserved a table for you. (We are pleased to serve you, we have reserved a table for you.)

2. Choose dish:

• Waiter: Good evening, welcome! (Good evening, welcome!)
• Guest:Thank you. (Thank you.)
• Waiter: Was darf es für Sie sein? (What do you want to eat?)
• Guest: I want to eat [name of dish]. (I want to eat [name of dish].)

3. Order:

• Guest: Excuse me, could I order another [name of dish]? (Excuse me, could I order another [name of dish]?)
• Waiter: I'm glad to serve you. (I'm glad to serve you. I'll bring it to you right away.)
• Guest:Thank you. (Thank you.)
• Guest: Could you bring me a glass of water? (Could you bring me a glass of water?)
• Waiter: Certainly. (Of course.)

4. Payment:

• Guest: Give me the bill. (Give me the bill.)
• Waiter:I will bring you the bill right away. (I will bring you the bill right away.)
• Guest:Can I pay with [form of payment]?
• Waiter: Yes, of course. (Yes, of course.)

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