Bar & Club Conversations 1

Conversation practice for bar staff — Q&A English for talking to customers in bars and clubs.

Vocabulary in context

Bar and club communication has its own rhythm — fast, direct, and happening in an environment where you might be competing with a sound system, a crowd, and a customer who's already had a couple of drinks. The vocabulary in this exercise covers the Q&A format of real bar interactions: what customers ask, what staff need to find out, and the specific language of ordering, recommending, and managing the bar experience professionally. Getting an order right first time, communicating a wait without losing a customer's goodwill, and handling payment smoothly are all skills that depend directly on vocabulary — and this exercise builds the foundation for all three.

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1. Can we run a tab?
2. What kind of beer do you have on tap?
3. When's last call?
4. You got any appetizers/snacks?
5. A _____________________ is something you put under your drink so that the table doesn't get wet.
6. I'll have another one!
7. Can I smoke at the bar?
8. Can I get another round?
9. Can I pay with my bank card?
10. You mean I can't order/have a beer?
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