Ordering Food at a Restaurant – English Speaking Practice

Ordering food in a restaurant is one of the most useful English skills you can learn. In this short video, Mia is the server and Isabella is the customer ordering breakfast.

You’ll learn how to:
• Ask for menu items politely
• Describe food you don’t like
• Request changes to a dish
• Ask about side items
• Choose between options like white or whole wheat bread

For example:
• Can you make it without chives?
• Does it come with toast?
• Add cheese, please.

These are real phrases used in cafés and restaurants all over the world. The conversation is slow, clear, and easy to follow—perfect for A2–B1 learners.

Try repeating the lines out loud, or use the video as a role-play script with a partner. The more you practice these everyday conversations, the more confident you’ll feel in real situations.

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