Restaurant reservations Part 2: Inquiring about parking or valet services.

💬 [tengo] is the [yo] form of [tener], and this verb is irregular in a very common way: compare [tengo], [tienes], [tiene]. You'll reuse the same pattern in [tengo una pregunta] or [tengo reservación].

🇲🇽 In Mexico, [reservación] is widely used and sounds natural; you may also hear [reserva]. At restaurants, either will be understood.

🇲🇽 This is a normal, polite way to announce yourself on arrival or on the phone. In Mexico, saying you have a reservation before asking extra questions helps the exchange feel smoother.

🇲🇽 [claro] here means something like "certainly" or "sure," not literally "clear." Staff may use it to sound helpful and reassuring.

💬 [a nombre de] is the fixed phrase for "under the name of." You can reuse it directly: [a nombre de García] or [la reservación está a nombre de Ana Pérez].