How do you say "I'd like to reserve a table." in Mexican Spanish?

"I'd like to reserve a table." in Mexican Spanish is "Quiero reservar una mesa.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Quiero reservar una mesa." mean in English?

"Quiero reservar una mesa." means "I'd like to reserve a table." in English.

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How to Say ‘I'd like to reserve a table.’ in Mexican Spanish

Quiero reservar una mesa.

KYEH-roh reh-sehr-BAHR OO-nah MEH-sah

[KYEH-roh reh-sehr-BAHR OO-nah MEH-sah]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Quiero reservar una mesa] is direct but normal. If you want to sound a bit more polished with restaurant staff, [Quisiera reservar una mesa] is a common upgrade.

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero

[KYEH-roh]

I want

Used to express what you want to do; common in making requests.

Example

Quiero reservar una mesa. para mañana.

I want to reserve a table for tomorrow.

reservar

[reh-sehr-BAHR]

to reserve

Verb meaning to book or reserve, especially a table at a restaurant.

Example

Quiero reservar una mesa. para mañana.

I want to reserve a table for tomorrow.

Una mesa

OO-nah MEH-sah

a table

Refers to a table, often in a restaurant context.

Example

Tenemos una mesa disponible.

We have a table available.

Words in this phrase

una

[OO-nah]

Feminine singular article used before mesa.

Example

Quiero reservar una mesa. para mañana.

I want to reserve a table for tomorrow.

mesa

[MEH-sah]

table

The noun for a table in a restaurant.

Example

Quiero reservar una mesa. para mañana.

I want to reserve a table for tomorrow.

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