How to Say ‘We have availability.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tenemos lugar.
teh-NEH-mohs loo-GAR
[teh-NEH-mohs loo-GAR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tener lugar] here means "to have availability," not literally just "to have space." You might also hear [no tenemos lugar] when they're fully booked.
Phrase Breakdown
Tenemos
[teh-NEH-mohs]
we have
Used by staff to confirm availability.
Tenemos lugar para su grupo a las nueve.
We have room for your group at nine.
lugar
[loo-GAR]
space / availability
Lugar here means available room or an open table.
Todavía hay lugar para cuatro personas.
There is still room for four people.
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