#diningout — Flitin

travel B1

vegan option

Learn how to use the phrase 'vegan option' when traveling and dining out to find plant-based meals easily.

travel B1

vegetarian menu

Discover how to ask for a 'vegetarian menu' at restaurants. Learn natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.

food-cooking A2

wait for a table

Learn the common restaurant phrase 'wait for a table'. See examples of how to use it when dining out, along with typical mistakes.

travel A2

wine list

Master the term 'wine list' to confidently order drinks at restaurants and hotels during your travels. Learn this A2 vocabulary with examples, pronunciation, and practice.

daily-life B1

cancel a reservation

Learn how to use 'cancel a reservation' when you need to call off a booking at a restaurant, hotel, or flight.

food-cooking B2

dig in

Learn how to use the casual English idiom 'dig in' to invite people to start eating, featuring natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.

food-cooking B1

eat in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'eat in' when ordering food or deciding whether to cook at home.

daily-life B2

go Dutch

Learn what 'go Dutch' means and how to use it when splitting a restaurant bill with friends or on a casual date. See examples and common mistakes.

food-cooking A2

main course

Learn how to use the English expression 'main course' to talk about the primary dish of a meal. Perfect for dining out!

travel B2

set menu

Learn what a 'set menu' is, how it differs from ordering à la carte, and how to order it confidently when dining out on your travels.

food-cooking A2

soft drink

Learn the meaning of 'soft drink' in English. Discover how to order non-alcoholic carbonated beverages naturally.

food-cooking B1

sparkling water

Understand the meaning of 'sparkling water' and learn how to order carbonated water in English-speaking restaurants with natural examples and practice.

food-cooking B2

split the bill

Learn how to use the expression 'split the bill' naturally when dining out with friends or colleagues.

food-cooking A2

can I have the bill

Discover how to ask for the bill politely in English restaurants using this essential A2 level phrase. Perfect for dining out and traveling with confidence.

food-cooking B1

doggy bag

Discover what a 'doggy bag' is and how to politely ask to take your restaurant leftovers home.

travel A2

for here or to go

Understand the common restaurant phrase 'for here or to go' used when ordering food to eat at the venue or take away.

travel B1

keep the change

Learn how to use the phrase 'keep the change' when paying for services. Discover its meaning, see examples, and practice using it.

food-cooking A2

table for two

Learn how to easily ask for a table at a restaurant using the common English phrase 'table for two.' This is a perfect guide for beginner English learners.

food-cooking B2

wine and dine

Discover the meaning of 'wine and dine'. Learn how to use this English idiom to describe entertaining guests or clients with high-quality food and drinks.