How to Say ‘We look forward to seeing you.’ in Mexican Spanish
Los esperamos.
lohs eh-speh-RAH-mohs
[lohs eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Los esperamos] literally says [we wait for you all], but in Mexico it's a standard polite way to mean [we'll be expecting you]. Spanish often uses plural [los] or [las] when addressing a party or reservation group, even if only one person is on the phone.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a warm, professional closing from restaurant staff. It signals the booking is set and sounds more welcoming than a direct translation like [we await you].
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
you (plural/formal object)
"Los" here refers to "you all" or "you" in a formal plural sense, as in waiting for your group.
Los esperamos mañana a las ocho para su cena.
We’ll be expecting you tomorrow at eight for your dinner.
esperamos
[eh-speh-RAH-mohs]
we are waiting for you / we expect you
"Esperamos" means "we wait" or "we expect." In restaurant language, it politely means the staff will be expecting the guests.
Con gusto, esperamos su llegada; Los esperamos a tiempo.
With pleasure, we await your arrival; we’ll be expecting you on time.
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