| Level | A1 |
|---|---|
| Kind | noun |
| Front | restaurant |
| IPA | /ˈrestrɒnt ; US also -tərɒnt / noun [countable] |
| Back | lokanta |
| Back 2 | restaurant (noun) /ˈrestrɒnt
; US also -tərɒnt
/ noun [countable]
a place where you can buy and eat a meal
lokanta
a fast food/hamburger restaurant
a Chinese restaurant
look at CAFE, TAKEAWAY
RESTAURANTS
A cafe, a sandwich bar, a takeaway or a fast-food restaurant is often
a good place to have a snack or eat cheaply, but for a special occasion you can go to a
restaurant.
If it is popular, you should reserve/book
a table in advance. You choose from the menu and a waiter or waitress takes
your order. A set menu gives a
limited choice of courses or
dishes at a fixed price. An à la carte menu
lists all the separate dishes available. You can order a starter, a main course and a pudding/dessert. If you
want alcoholic drinks, you can ask to see the wine
list. At the end of the meal you must pay the bill. Friends often split the bill. If service is not included in
the bill, people usually leave a tip.
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