My favorite restaurants with a view

Dorothy:
Kevin, do you want to go to my favorite restaurant? It’s called John’s Pub.
Kevin:
Sure! What type of cuisine do they serve?
Dorothy:
They serve typical Irish food like corned beef, bangers and mash, and beef stew. They also have a delicious dessert called Irish Apple Cake.
Kevin:
I’m hungry now! Do they have appetizers?
Dorothy:
I don’t know. I don’t like to get appetizers. I like to pick from the main course list.
Kevin:
What about the service?
Dorothy:
They have one waiter and one waitress I really like.
Kevin:
That’s awesome! It’s hard to find restaurants with good service.
Dorothy:
Let’s go! I will foot the bill.
Kevin:
That’s very nice of you! If we have any leftover food, we can ask for a doggie bag.
VOCABULARY
Go over the following vocabulary and expressions with your tutor. Read the word/expression and definition out loud, and your tutor will go over anything you do not understand. Practice creating a sentence or two to make sure you know how to use the word/expression properly.
Vocabulary/ Expressions

	pub	(n) a type of restaurant typical in the UK or Ireland where alcoholic drinks and food are served My favorite type of restaurant is a pub.
	cuisine	(n) a style of cooking, especially from a country or region My favorite type of cuisine is Thai.
	dessert	(n) usually a sweet food eaten after the main part of a meal Her favorite dessert is chocolate ice cream.
	appetizers	(n – plural) a small dish of food served before the main part of a meal Appetizers are a great way to start a meal.
	main course	(n) the main part of a meal For the main course, we will eat chicken with rice.
	service	(n) work performed by someone for someone or something else The waitress provided good service for us.
	waiter	(n) a man who serves food and drinks to people in restaurants The waiter is serving the main course now.
	waitress	(n) a woman who serves food and drinks to people in restaurants The waitress is bringing our dessert now.
	foot the bill	(idiom) to pay the bill for someone, usually at a restaurant I will foot the bill for dinner.
	doggie bag	(n) a bag given to a restaurant customer for leftover food, supposedly for the dog Ask the waiter for a doggie bag for the leftover food.

EXERCISE
Practice answering the following questions with your tutor. You can use the sample answers to help come up with your own answer.

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