Ordering a coffee Part 2 (Advanced): Indicates whether the coffee is for in-store or to be taken out.

💬 [一つ] is a handy general way to say "one" when ordering, even for things that aren't literally counted as objects in English. The same pattern works for other numbers too, like [二つ] for "two."

💬 [お願いします] literally has more of a "I'm asking for this" feel than just plain "please," so it works very naturally after what you want: [コーヒーを一つお願いします]. You can reuse it with lots of requests, like [ミルクだけお願いします].

💬 [こちらで] means "here" in the sense of "for here / in the store," not just a physical location. The [で] shows the place where something happens, as in [店内で] for "in the shop."

💬 [お召し上がり] is a very polite way to say eating or drinking, used by staff to customers. You'll often hear it in service Japanese instead of the more basic [食べる] or [飲む].

🇯🇵 This is the kind of extra-polite wording staff use in cafés, restaurants, and shops. You normally wouldn't use [お召し上がり] about yourself in everyday conversation.