How to Say ‘We'll be waiting for you here.’ in Mexican Spanish
Aquí lo esperamos.
ah-KEE loh eh-speh-RAH-mohs
[ah-KEE loh eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a warm, common way for staff to close a reservation exchange. It implies [we'll be ready for your arrival here], not that they'll literally stand around waiting.
Phrase Breakdown
Aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Refers to this location, meaning the restaurant is the place where the guest is expected.
Aquí confirmamos reservaciones hasta una hora antes.
Here we confirm reservations up to one hour before.
Lo esperamos
loh eh-speh-RAH-mohs
we look forward to seeing you / we’ll be expecting you
Polite phrase often used by staff to tell a customer they are expected or welcome.
Lo esperamos mañana.
We’ll be expecting you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
lo
[loh]
you / him / it
In this phrase, lo politely refers to the guest: 'you.'
Aquí lo recibimos aunque haya cambiado la hora.
Here we receive you even if the time has changed.
esperamos
[eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
we wait for / we expect
Indicates the restaurant will be waiting for the customer.
Aquí lo esperamos hasta quince minutos después de la hora reservada.
Here we’ll wait for you up to fifteen minutes after the reserved time.
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