A few days ago
is it OK to say .. What would you like for lunch? is it correct?
If I am a waitress is that the right way to say it ..?
any suggestions?
Thank you..
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A few days ago
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Yes it is correct but only at lunchtime π
you could say “what can i get you to eat” or “have you selected from the menu” or “are you ready to order” its a matter of saying what you are comforatble with, and as long as you are polite and friendly the customers will be delighted i’m sure. π H
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A few days ago
How about handing them the menus and saying Hi, my name is _______, I will be your server this afternoon, is there anything I can get your to drink? and then after you get the drinks ask them if they need more time to look at the menu.
EDIT: remember to smile!
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A few days ago
Maybe add a ‘sir’/’ma’am’ at the back. π
i.e. What would you like for lunch, sir? / What would you like for lunch, ma’am?
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A few days ago
Of course. It is very polite. It’s much better than, “What can I get ya?”
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A few days ago
It is absolutely right.
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