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At the Bakery & Deli

Use these essential phrases to confidently order bread, pastries, and sliced meats at a Spanish bakery or deli.

Key Phrases

Voice
Ordering an item · 2 ways to say it

Quiero este pan, por favor.

neutral

I want this bread, please.

Use 'quiero' (I want) and point to the item for a standard, direct order.

Este, por favor.

casual

This one, please.

A very natural, short way to order while pointing at the display.

Asking for quantity

¿Cuántos?

neutral

How many?

The staff will ask you this for countable items like pastries.

Ordering by weight

Cien gramos de queso.

neutral

One hundred grams of cheese.

Essential for ordering sliced meats or cheeses at the deli counter.

Asking for more

Un poco más.

neutral

A little more.

Useful when the staff is slicing or weighing your food.

Asking for less

Un poco menos.

neutral

A little less.

Use this if the portion on the scale looks too big.

Asking if that's all · 2 ways to say it

¿Algo más?

neutral

Anything else?

You will hear this frequently from the staff after you order an item.

¿Desea algo más?

polite

Do you want anything else?

A slightly more formal version you might hear from staff.

Saying you are finished · 2 ways to say it

Nada más, gracias.

neutral

Nothing else, thank you.

The standard, polite way to finish your order.

Eso es todo.

casual

That's all.

A simple and common alternative to close the order.

Asking the price

¿Cuánto es?

neutral

How much is it?

The most essential phrase for paying your total.

Practice Dialogue

Customer
Hola, buenos días.
Staff
Buenos días. ¿Qué desea?
Customer
Quiero este pan, por favor.
Staff
Muy bien. ¿Algo más?
Customer
Sí. Quiero unos cruasanes.
Staff
¿Cuántos?
Customer
Dos. Y cien gramos de queso.
Staff
¿Así?
Customer
Un poco más.
Staff
Claro. ¿Algo más?
Customer
Eso es todo. ¿Cuánto es?
Staff
Son nueve euros.

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