window table

/ˈwɪndoʊ ˈteɪbəl/

Meaning

This term refers to a dining table positioned directly next to a window, usually offering a nice view of the street, nature, or skyline. It is one of the most highly requested spots in restaurants, cafes, and bars.

Examples

  • Could we possibly get a window table with a view of the river?

    Could we possibly get a window table with a view of the river?

  • I reserved a window table weeks in advance for our anniversary dinner.

    I reserved a window table weeks in advance for our anniversary dinner.

  • The restaurant was empty, so the host gladly sat us at a beautiful window table.

    The restaurant was empty, so the host gladly sat us at a beautiful window table.

  • If you want a window table, you should arrive a bit earlier than usual.

    If you want a window table, you should arrive a bit earlier than usual.

  • We sat at a cozy window table and watched the rain fall while sipping our coffee.

    We sat at a cozy window table and watched the rain fall while sipping our coffee.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ I would like to book a table of window.

    ✓ I would like to book a window table.

    In English, we use 'window' as a noun adjunct directly before 'table' to describe its location, rather than using 'of'.

  • ✗ Can we sit near to the window table?

    ✓ Can we get a window table?

    A 'window table' is the table itself. If you want to sit at it, say 'get a window table' or 'sit at a window table'.

Related Expressions

booth seatingcorner table table by the window

Practice

  • When making the reservation, she specifically requested a ___ to enjoy the city lights.

    💡 A dining spot right next to the glass.

    Show answer

    window table

  • Is that ___ free, or is it already reserved for another party?

    💡 The table next to the window.

    Show answer

    window table