How to Say ‘I'd like to make a reservation.’ in Mexican Spanish
Quiero reservar.
KYEH-roh reh-sehr-VAHR
[KYEH-roh reh-sehr-VAHR]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is normal and understandable in Mexico for calling a restaurant. If you want a slightly more polished tone, many people would say [Quisiera reservar].
Phrase Breakdown
Quiero
[KYEH-roh]
I want
Used to express desire or intention in the first person.
Quiero reservar para doce personas este sábado.
I want to reserve for twelve people this Saturday.
reservar
[reh-sehr-VAHR]
to reserve
A verb used for booking a table or dining space.
Quiero reservar una mesa en un área privada.
I want to reserve a table in a private area.
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