How to Say ‘Do you have a reservation?’ in Portuguese
Tem reserva?
teng reh-ZEHR-vuh
[teng reh-ZEHR-vuh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal this is a very normal first question at a restaurant, especially at busy times. If you do have one, just answer with [Tenho uma reserva].
Phrase Breakdown
Tem
[teng]
do you have / have you got
Third-person singular of ter, often used formally to ask if someone has something.
Tem reserva para esta noite?
Do you have a reservation for tonight?
reserva
[reh-ZEHR-vuh]
reservation
A booking or reservation, especially at a restaurant.
Tem reserva em nome de Silva?
Do you have a reservation under the name Silva?
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