Q Har ni bord för två? — Table for two?
- A Ja, följ med. — Yes, follow me.
- A Tyvärr, det är fullt. — Unfortunately, it's full.
They'll say Har ni bokat? — Do you have a reservation?
Q → A → what they'll probably say
Short answerIn Stockholm, say Har ni bord för två? — Table for two?
Q Har ni bord för två? — Table for two?
They'll say Har ni bokat? — Do you have a reservation?
Q Kan vi få notan, tack? — Can we get the bill, please?
They'll say Vill ni betala tillsammans eller separat? — Do you want to pay together or separately?
Q Vill ni ha vatten? — Do you want water?
They'll say Varsågod. — Here you go.
Q Är ni redo att beställa? — Are you ready to order?
They'll say Jag kommer strax. — I'll be right back.
Q Vad rekommenderar du? — What do you recommend?
Dagens is the weekday lunch deal — a main, salad, bread and coffee for one fixed price. It is always the best value on the menu.
Q Jag tar dagens, tack. — I'll have the dish of the day, please.
Q Jag har en allergi. — I have an allergy.
Q Smakade det bra? — Did it taste good?
They'll say Vad kul att höra. — Glad to hear it.
Q Ursäkta, jag beställde inte det här. — Excuse me, I didn't order this.
Q Maten är kall. — The food is cold.
Q Kan vi få lite mer bröd? — Could we have a bit more bread?
Q Vi väntar fortfarande på maten. — We're still waiting for our food.
Q Kan jag få en till? — Could I get another one?
Q Var är toaletten? — Where's the toilet?
Q Ska jag dela upp notan? — Shall I split the bill?
They'll say Inga problem. — No problem at all.
Splitting is completely normal in Sweden and the machine will do it item by item if you ask.
Q Det var mycket gott, tack. — That was really good, thank you.