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How to Say ‘I'd like to make a reservation’ in Mexican Spanish

Quisiera reservar

kee-SYEH-rah rreh-sehr-BAHR

[kee-SYEH-rah rreh-sehr-BAHR]

💬 Usage Tip: Quisiera is a softer, more polite "I'd like" than quiero "I want". Swap in any action: quisiera pedir "I'd like to order".

Phrase Breakdown

Quisiera

[kee-SYEH-rah]

I would like

Expresses a polite desire or wish.

Example

Quisiera reservar una mesa para dos.

I would like to reserve a table for two.

reservar

[rreh-sehr-BAHR]

to reserve / book

Verb for booking a table or place in advance.

Example

Quiero reservar una mesa.

I want to book a table.

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