48 Spanish Bartender and Waiter Phrases (Audio)

Learn 48 Spanish phrases for bartenders and waiters: greet guests, take orders, handle allergies, serve drinks, and close checks. English translation and audio for restaurant work.

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Welcoming Guests
Taking Orders
Menu and Allergies
Drinks and Bar
Busy Service
Payment

Welcoming Guests

Buenas noches, bienvenidos.
Good evening, welcome.
¿Tienen reserva?
Do you have a reservation?
¿A nombre de quién?
Under what name?
¿Cuántas personas son?
How many people are there?
Síganme, por favor.
Follow me, please.
Su mesa está lista.
Your table is ready.
Gracias por esperar.
Thank you for waiting.
Aquí tienen el menú.
Here is the menu.

Taking Orders

¿Qué van a pedir?
What are you going to order?
¿Algo para beber?
Anything to drink?
¿Quieren compartir una entrada?
Do you want to share an appetizer?
¿Cómo desea la carne?
How would you like the meat?
¿Salsa aparte?
Sauce on the side?
¿Algo más para acompañar?
Anything else on the side?
Repito el pedido.
I will repeat the order.
Lo llevo a la cocina.
I will take it to the kitchen.

Menu and Allergies

El plato lleva nueces.
The dish contains nuts.
¿Tiene alguna alergia?
Do you have any allergy?
Podemos hacerlo sin gluten.
We can make it gluten-free.
Este plato es vegetariano.
This dish is vegetarian.
La sopa está caliente.
The soup is hot.
Hoy recomendamos el pescado.
Today we recommend the fish.
La salsa es picante.
The sauce is spicy.
Hay opciones sin lactosa.
There are lactose-free options.

Drinks and Bar

¿Con hielo o sin hielo?
With ice or without ice?
¿Qué cerveza prefiere?
Which beer do you prefer?
Prepararé el cóctel.
I will prepare the cocktail.
Falta una copa.
A glass is missing.
Necesito más hielo.
I need more ice.
La botella está abierta.
The bottle is open.
¿Quiere otra ronda?
Would you like another round?
Servicio en la barra
Service at the bar

Busy Service

Sale la mesa cuatro.
Table four is going out.
Falta el plato principal.
The main dish is missing.
Voy a limpiar la mesa.
I am going to clean the table.
La cocina está retrasada.
The kitchen is running late.
Ahora mismo se lo traigo.
I will bring it right now.
Disculpe la espera.
Sorry for the wait.
Cambio este vaso.
I will change this glass.
Avise si necesita algo.
Let me know if you need anything.

Payment

¿Quiere la cuenta?
Would you like the check?
¿Juntos o por separado?
Together or separately?
Puede pagar con tarjeta.
You can pay by card.
Introduzca el PIN.
Enter the PIN.
Aquí tiene el recibo.
Here is the receipt.
La propina no está incluida.
The tip is not included.
Gracias por venir.
Thank you for coming.
Que tenga buena noche.
Have a good night.

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