Do you serve alcohol?
¿Hay alcohol?
Is there table service?
¿Hay servicio a la mesa?
A beer/two beers, please.
Una cerveza/dos cervezas, por favor.
A glass of red/white wine.
Un vaso de vino tinto/blanco.
A pint (of beer)
Una jarra de cerveza (normally it will be half a liter, not really a pint, but the size is similar); In Chile or Argentina un schop might be anywhere from 300cc to one liter, in Spain the common is a caña which is 20 cl in a tube glass, also you can ask for un quinto (20 cl bottle) or un tercio (33 cl bottle)
A glass of draft beer
Un schop (oon SHOHP) (Only in Chile and Argentina), in Spain you can ask for Cerveza negra, not very common in spanish Bares, but easy to find in Pubs (Pub=small club where just drinks are served).
_____ (hard liquor) and _____ (mixer).
_____ con _____. In Spain, Cubata is Coke with whiskey
A bottle.
Una botella.
whiskey
whisky (WEESS-key)
vodka
vodka
rum
ron
water
agua
tonic water
agua tónica
orange juice
zumo/jugo de naranja
Coke (soda)
Coca-Cola
Do you have any bar snacks?
¿Tiene algo para picar? (In Spain they will give you tapas, depends a lot on the bar.)
One more, please.
Otro/a ______, por favor.
Another round, please.
Otra ronda, por favor.
When is closing time?
¿Cuándo cierran?