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it is much more common to say, I would like to book a table please You will then be asked for your name, the time you wish to book for and the number of people who will attend

You can specify how many seats you want on your table 'I would like to book a table for 2/4/etc.' or 'Can I reserve a table for 2/4/etc.'. You can also simply ask if any tables are available.

>I would like to make a dinner reservation for 6 people for tonight at 7pm. Example Him;Hello, flambo steak ranch. Me:Hi, can I make a reservation please? Him:Yes sure, for how many people? Me: 6 people. Him: For when would this be? Me: Tonight at 7pm. Him:Great. Your reservation is booked.

When making a reservation/booking at a restaurant you need specify the number of people coming, seating area (whether outside or inside the restaurant, if parking is available etc so that necessary arrangements are made for before you go to the restaurant.

To make a booking, or to make a reservation, or to reserve or book a table: these are the usual patterns used when setting yourself up for a meal out at a restaurant. However, you could also just use the construction, 'I'd like...' which is very simple and straightforward: "I'd like a table for this evening." or, if you've been to the restaurant before, you may make a more specific request: "Would you put a reserve for me on that table by the window?"

It is often required to reserve a table in a restaurant, especially if you do not wish to wait around for a table big enough to become available. You can ask: I'd like to make a reservation please. Can I make a reservation please? Can I book a table please?

"I'd like to book a table." This means you would like to secure a place /table at that particular restaurant if there are any available.You should give them specific details of your booking such as how many people will need the table,what time you will need it for as well the actual day and date for your intended booking. "I'd like to make a reservation for two people ..." This is an appropriate way to book a table as you are letting them know of your intention to dine at their restaurant as well the amount of people they need to cater for.

Reserve and reservation are perfectly good words to use, but are quite formal. People would still understand that you would like to keep a table available for you and your friends at a certain time/date. You can also use the word 'book' which means the same thing, and the restaurant would be able to ensure that you have a table available at the time and date you want it. You can make a reservation/booking for other things as well - cinema, theatre, show, car service - a wide range of things.

Normally, if you want to reserve a table at a restaurant, you have to mention the number of people you are requesting the reservation for, and also the date on which you want this reservation. So, you may say: Will you please reserve a table for two for me tonight? or I would like to book a table for two tonight at your restaurant.

When making a reservation it is good to give as much details as possible. Example: Can I make a reservation for four people at 7 pm please? I would like to make a reservation for four at 7 pm please.

These sentences express that someone would like to make a reservation at a restaurant, They can also be used to make a reservation at other places where seating is provided.

Some restaurants have a mandatory reservation rule, you have to call in to make a booking before you come in to enjoy a meal there. Other places are less rigid and allow you to come in whenever you like. We can add on to the sentences above by stating the dates and times we would like for our reservation. "I'd like to make a reservation for the following date and time please, Monday at 7 pm, a table for five, please." We can use the words 'reservation' and 'booking' interchangeably. Mandatory: compulsory, must do Rule: policy Rigid: not flexible