How to Order Food in American English

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Ordering food in English can be stressful, especially when a restaurant employee asks you a question you did not expect. This course will help you understand what to say, what you may hear, and how to handle common food ordering situations in American English.

In this course, you will learn practical English for ordering food at restaurants, fast food restaurants, cafes, delis, and other places where you buy food. You will practice common phrases for greeting employees, ordering meals and drinks, asking questions about food, making special requests, choosing sides and toppings, and confirming your order.

You will also learn different ways to ask for food, including natural expressions such as “Can I get” and “I would like”. We will look at common questions employees ask customers and useful ways to respond. You will also practice talking about payment, including cash, cards, and other common payment options.

The course is designed for beginner and elementary English learners who want useful language they can take directly into real life situations. You do not need advanced English or previous restaurant experience.

By the end of the course, you will have a practical collection of expressions and vocabulary to help you order food more comfortably and understand common American restaurant interactions.

This course focuses on English language instruction. I do not own any copyrighted movie, television, restaurant, or other third party content that may be referenced or shown for educational purposes.