How to Say ‘Availability / a table available’ in Mexican Spanish
Lugar disponible
loo-GAR dees-poh-NEE-bleh
[loo-GAR dees-poh-NEE-bleh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [hay lugar] often means [there's space / availability], not just a physical place. At a restaurant, [si hay lugar] usually means they can still seat you.
Phrase Breakdown
Lugar
[loo-GAR]
place; space
In reservation contexts, lugar means available room or a spot.
No hay lugar para cuatro personas esta noche.
There is no space for four people tonight.
disponible
[dees-poh-NEE-bleh]
available
Used when a table, time, or seat is open to book.
Solo queda un horario disponible.
There is only one available time slot left.
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