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How to Say ‘Fully booked’ in Italian

Al completo

ahl kohm-PLEH-toh

[ahl kohm-PLEH-toh]

🇮🇹 In Italy: You'll hear this on the phone or see it on a sign by the door. Popular trattorias are often full on weekend evenings, so booking a day or two ahead is normal.

Phrase Breakdown

[ahl]

at the / to the

Here part of the fixed expression meaning 'fully booked'.

Example

Il ristorante è al completo.

The restaurant is fully booked.

completo

[kohm-PLEH-toh]

full / complete

Means full, with no places left.

Example

L'albergo è completo.

The hotel is full.

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