Ordering coffee is something many of us do almost every day. But when you are in an English-speaking country, ordering coffee can sometimes be a little difficult.
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Here are some useful phrases that can help you feel more confident.
When you enter a café, you can start with a simple greeting:
“Hi! Can I have a coffee, please?”
If you want to be more specific, you can say:
“Can I have a cappuccino, please?”
“I’d like a latte, please.”
“Could I have an Americano, please?”
“I’d like a latte, please.”
“Could I have an Americano, please?”
You can also choose the size of your coffee.
For example:
“Can I have a large latte, please?”
If you want milk or sugar, you can ask:
“Can I have some milk, please?”
“Could I have two sugars, please?”
“Could I have two sugars, please?”
The barista might ask you:
“Would you like anything else?”
If you don't want anything else, you can simply say:
“No, thank you. That’s all.”
Finally, you usually need to pay for your coffee. The barista may ask:
“Is that everything?”
You can answer:
“Yes, thank you.”
Ordering coffee in English is actually quite simple.
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