Ordering Food at a Restaurant | English Reading Practice for Beginners

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Ordering Food at a Restaurant

Introduction

Today, we will learn about ordering food. It is easy to do at a restaurant. Let’s read and practice!

Reading Passage

My friend and I go to a restaurant. We sit at a table. A server comes to our table. She gives us a menu. I look at the menu. I see many foods. There are burgers and salads. The server asks, “What would you like to order?” I say, “I would like a burger and fries, please.” My friend says, “I would like a salad, please.” The server writes our order. Soon, she brings our food. We eat our food. It is very good. After we eat, we ask for the check. We pay the check and say thank you.

Vocabulary

  • Restaurant: A place where you buy and eat food.
  • Server: A person who brings food at a restaurant.
  • Table: A flat surface where you sit to eat.
  • Menu: A list of food you can order.
  • Choices: Different things you can pick.
  • Order: To ask for food.
  • Food: Things you eat.
  • Check: The paper that shows how much money you need to pay.

Practice Questions

1. Where do my friend and I go?

2. Who gives us a menu?

3. What do I want to order?

4. What does my friend want?

5. What do we ask for after we eat?

Answers:

1. To a restaurant.

2. A server.

3. A burger and fries.

4. A salad.

5. The check.

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