Phrases Phrases for Making Reservations

I'd prefer a table for two, not a booth.

B2

Meaning

Stating preference on table type.

Examples

  • John: Table for two, please.
  • Alice: Certainly, sir. Would you prefer a booth or a table?
  • John: <b>I'd prefer a table for two, not a booth</b>.
  • Alice: Of course. We have a lovely table by the window available. <b>I'd prefer a table for two, not a booth</b> myself, in most cases.