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Here are some of the key phrases you may hear when going out for a meal.

¿Le vendría bien a las nueve?	Would nine o’clock suit you?
¿Tienen reserva?	Have you got a reservation?
¿A nombre de quién está hecha la reserva?	Under what name’s the booking?
Estamos completos.	We’re full.
Sígame, por favor.	Follow me, please.
Pasen por aquí.	This way please. (to more than one person)
Pase por aquí.	This way please. (to one person)
Aquí tiene la carta de vinos.	Here’s the wine list.
El plato del día es la paella.	The dish of the day is paella.
La merluza se nos ha terminado.	There isn’t any hake left.
Es una especialidad de la zona.	It’s a local speciality.
¿Han decidido ya?	Are you ready to order?
¿Qué va a tomar?	What are you going to have?
¿Qué va a beber?	What will you have to drink?
¿Qué desea tomar?	What would you like?
Le recomendaría el pescado.	I’d recommend the fish.
¿Quieren beber algo primero?	Would you like anything to drink first?
¿Quieren café?	Would you like any coffee?
En seguida se lo traigo.	I’ll bring it right away.
Aquí lo tiene.	Here it is.
¿Desea alguna cosa más?	Would you like anything else?
En un momento estoy con usted.	I’ll be right with you.
A esto les invita la casa.	This is on the house.

Lifestyle Tips

• Spaniards usually don’t have lunch till around two or three and may not start their evening meal till nine, ten or even later. So it isn’t advisable to go out for dinner too early. If you can’t wait, however, you will find bars serving tapas