Important Vocabulary
Ordering a Pizza
Ordering a pizza helps English learners practise useful everyday language in a fun and familiar context. It teaches how to ask questions, make choices, and confirm details over the phone or in person. This skill also builds confidence in handling real-life service interactions.
Here are 10 important terms when ordering in a restaurant in English:
Voice Selection
The following voices are available on your browser:Select the voice for Person 1 and the key terms above:
Select the voice for Person 2:
Conversation 1
In this conversation, [preparing...] is ordering some pizza on the phone.This is the Pizza House. How may I help you?
Hi. Can I order some pizzas please?
Sure! There's an hour wait on delivery or you can pick up in 30 minutes.
I can wait for delivery.
What would you like to order?
I would like two large pepperoni pizzas please.
Can I get extra cheese too?
Of course. What is your address?
It's 17 Cherry Tree Lane, London.
Wonderful. Your pizzas will be with you in an hour.
Our delivery driver accepts cash or card. Bye.
Thank you. Bye.
Conversation 2
In this conversation, [preparing...] wants many toppings on her pizza.I would like to order a pizza please.
Sure, large or medium? What base would you like? Thin or thick?
Do you have stuffed crust?
Unfortunately not. I can put extra cheese on the pizza.
Okay. I'll have a large thick crust pizza. Can I have several toppings?
We have a limit of 5 different toppings per pizza, not including cheese.
That's fine. I'll have anchovies, mushrooms, sweetcorn, onions, peppers, and extra cheese.
Great. That will be 10 pounds 50 pence please.
Here you go. Thank you.
This page was written by Craig Shrives.
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