At a pub, bar or café

There's no more enjoyable place to practise your English than in a pub! Here are some expressions to help you order drinks or food in a pub, bar, or cafe.

what would you like to drink?
what are you having?
what can I get you?

I'll have ..., please
a pint of lager (one pint is a little over half a litre)
a pint of bitter (traditional English beer)
a glass of white wine
a glass of red wine
an orange juice
a coffee

are you being served?
I'm being served, thanks
who's next?

do you have any snacks?
do you have any sandwiches?
a packet of crisps, please
what flavour would you like?
ready salted
cheese and onion
salt and vinegar

which wine would you like?
house wine is fine

which beer would you like?
would you like draught or bottled beer?

I'll have the same, please
nothing for me, thanks

I'll get these
keep the change

cheers!

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another beer, please
another two beers, please
same again, please

does anyone fancy a game of ...?
pool
darts

last orders!

are you still serving drinks?

do you serve food?
what time does the kitchen close?
are you still serving food?

what sort of sandwiches do you have?
do you have any hot food?
today's specials are on the board

is it table service or self-service?

what can I get you?
would you like anything to eat?

could we see a menu, please?

I feel fine
I feel terrible
I've got a hangover
I'm never going to drink again!

At a pub, bar or café

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