Vocabulário de Comida e Restaurante em Inglês: Guia Completo

Use this when the host asks before seating you. It is the most natural first line at nicer restaurants.

A short, polite way to tell the host how many people are in your group.

This is a useful request when you want a quieter table or a nicer view. You can swap by the window for outside or in the corner.

Ask this if you do not have a reservation. It is especially helpful on busy Friday and Saturday nights.

The server uses this to check whether you want to start. You can answer with We're ready or ask for a few more minutes.

A useful question when the menu is unfamiliar. It often leads to the house specialty or a seasonal dish.

Use this when ordering one specific item. It is polite and sounds natural in everyday restaurant English.

A practical way to ask for changes, substitutions, or allergy-friendly adjustments.

This question is common when ordering steak or burgers in the United States. Be ready to answer with a doneness level.

Meal é a palavra geral para refeição. Exemplo: "Breakfast is the first meal of the day." Também aparece em expressões como meal plan e meal prep.

Very common with toast, bacon, or fruit. You can ask for them plain or add cheese if you want something richer.

Usually served with syrup, butter, or fruit. In the U.S., pancakes are a classic weekend breakfast.

A simple but useful breakfast word. You can order toast with butter, jam, or avocado.

A common ordering word at breakfast. Useful phrase: "Can I have a coffee, please?"

Appetizer is common in the U.S. and starter is very common in the U.K. Example: "Should we share an appetizer?"

In the U.S., entrée means the main dish. In British English, people often say main course instead.

Use this for rice, fries, salad, or vegetables that come with the main dish. "What side dishes do you have?"

A common way to end a meal. Example: "Do you have room for dessert?"

Pronúncia: dis iz di-LISH-us

"Mmm, this is absolutely delicious!"

Pronúncia: uud yu laik tu trai SUM

"This pasta is amazing. Would you like to try some?"

Pronúncia: ken ui guet sãm mor bred

"Excuse me, can we get some more bread, please?"

Pronúncia: ken ui guet de tchek, pliz

"When you have a moment, can we get the check, please?"

Pronúncia: uil split de bil

"We'll split the bill, please."

Pronúncia: kip de tcheinj

"Here you go. Keep the change."

Pronúncia: lets kuk tu-gue-der

"Instead of going out, let's cook together tonight!"

Pronúncia: ken yu tchop de ve-dje-ta-bols

"Can you chop the vegetables while I prepare the sauce?"

Pronúncia: ster it oh-KEI-zhun-a-li

"Just stir it occasionally so it doesn't burn."