CEFR A1–A2 • Beginner English
Ordering at a Restaurant ESL Dialogue
A clean, beginner-friendly exchange between a customer and waiter. Graded at A1-A2 level with simple sentence structures, polite formulas, and everyday dining vocabulary.
Dialogue Script (2 Speakers)
s1: Excuse me, could we order, please?
s2: Of course! Are you ready to order?
s1: Yes, I think so. What is the soup of the day?
s2: Today's soup is tomato and basil. It's very popular.
s1: That sounds good. I'll have the soup, please, and the grilled chicken for my main course.
s2: Excellent choice. And to drink?
s1: Just water, please. Still water.
s2: No problem. And for you?
s1: Oh, I'm ordering for myself. Actually, could I also get some extra bread?
s2: Of course, I'll bring that right away. Is there anything you're allergic to?
s1: No, nothing. Thank you.
s2: Perfect. Your order will be ready in about fifteen minutes.
s1: That's great. Thank you very much.
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Dining & Food Vocabulary
soup of the day (noun)
The special soup flavor freshly prepared by the chef today.
main course (noun)
The primary and largest dish in a multi-course meal.
still water (noun)
Non-carbonated drinking water without gas bubbles.
allergic (adjective)
Having an adverse bodily reaction to specific foods (e.g. peanuts).
Comprehension Check Questions
- What is the soup of the day?
- What does the customer choose for their main course and drink?
- How long will the order take to be prepared?
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