The document contains several sections about food and drink options at a cafe or restaurant, including lists of breakfast items, lunch and dinner options, vowel sounds in food related words, and sample dialogues between waiters and customers ordering food.

1. Unit five - café culture
5.1
ham, eggs, and sausages
cereals, coffee, and cornflakes
rolls, bread, and sugar
butter, toast, and cheese
tea, orange juice, and cake
bacon, honey, and jam
5.2
A What do you have for breakfast?
B I usually have toast.
A What do you have for lunch?
B I sometimes have a sandwich.
A What do you have for dinner?
B I often have pasta.
5.3
The /i/ sound: vanilla, chicken, fish, sandwich, chips
The /i:/ sound: cheese, peas, ice cream
The /ei/ sound: steak, bacon, potato
The /æ/ sound: apple, ham, sandwich

2. 5.4
A What kind of soup have you got?
B It’s onion or mushroom.
A What kind of ice cream do you like?
B Well, chocolate’s my favourite.
5.5
Candida I have a brilliant Chinese restaurant near me. (Oh) It’s really good food; the place
is a little bit uncomfortable but the service is fast and it’s very cheap. (Great!)
Jonathan There’s a very nice French restaurant near me, the ‘Pomme d’Amour’.
C Really?
J Hmm, ‘The Apple of Love’. Yes, very friendly atmosphere and great food.
Phoebe Sounds great.
5.6
I can see him.
He can’t meet you.
We can have dinner now.
You can’t speak to her.
I can’t leave now.
She can come for coffee.

3. 5.7
tune in
Waiter What would you like?
Customer I’ll have chicken, please.
Waiter OK. Anything else?
Customer No, that’s all, thanks.
5.8
listen carefully
Waiter Hi, how are you today?
customer I’m fine, thank you.
waiter OK, what would you like?
customer Hmm... I think I’ll have the chicken, please.
Waiter OK, chicken… and do you want potatoes or French fries with that?
customer Er, let’s see, er, I’ll have the French fries.
Waiter French fries, OK, and anything else? A salad, perhaps?
customer Yes, do you have a green salad?
waiter Yes, we do. And what would you like to drink?
customer I think I’d like some wine…. white? No, no, I’ll have a glass of red wine.
waiter Glass of red wine – is house red OK?
customer That’s fine.
waiter OK, and large or small?
customer Er, I’ll, I’ll have a large one if I’m not driving!

4. waiter OK, anything else?
customer Er, no, no, that’s all thanks. Oh, no, I’m sorry, er, can I have some water, please?
waiter Sure. Er ... still or sparkling?
customer Still.
waiter Still. OK, no problem…
5. 9
listening challenge
Waiter Is everything OK?
customer Yes, it’s really nice, thanks, and the chicken’s very good.
waiter Good, pleased to hear it. Can I get you anything else?
customer Er, yes, you can. Um, can I have another glass of wine, please?
waiter Sure. Red?
customer Er, yeah, a, a small one this time.
waiter OK.
customer Oh, er, yeah and can I have some more water, please?
waiter Yes, of course.