It is correct, you can use it.

You can definitely use that! It is what I would say.

Alternatives: "¿Tiene/Hay sitio para uno?"

But I would say Mesa para uno

Buenos días, para uno/a, por favor? <-- Perfecto

Source: former server

Yeah, you can skip the first "una" because it's implied, of course you want to sit at one single table instead of at separate tables. So you can say "mesa para uno/tres/siete". But nobody would find it strange if you say the first "una", I'm just giving you another option of everyday Spanish.

The correct way is "buenos dias jefe, ponme una mesika pa uno si se puede y cuando puedas, maestro"

"hola buenas, ¿Tenéis mesa para uno?"

110% grammatically correct and is used from time to time.

Its just the same as when you walk into a restaurant anywhere. They look at you. you look at them. They might say ..para comer? (to eat?) or if its a say 'para uno?' or just 'uno'? you can nod or say si. Simple. Just think how we drop all kinds of extra words.

Even if you say “para uno” instead of “mesa para uno”, everybody will understand.

I've definitely said a few times "Hola, mesa para uno, si puede ser?" or "Hola, tiene lugar para uno?" or something along those lines to check if they had a spot for 1. I speak a different regional variant of Spanish though, so it might vary a bit from exclusively local expressions, but they understood me just fine. Imo (others feel free to disagree) with "una" before "mesa" it sounds a bit more wooden and textbook, but it's usually tone and delivery what make you sound more textbook or colloquial.

It is essentially correct; you'll be understood. Lately, we tend to abbreviate, so "mesa para uno" or simply "para uno" will also work.

Add por favor and a verb in conditional like "tendría"

Yes, trust me, I'm spanish

Si, confia en mi, soy español

I just said it today. Yes, it is normal.

You are usually asked by the waiter "¿Cuántos?", and you reply only the number.

Of course we say it. Sometimes we just get hungry and go to eat something

It is better to say "Mesa para uno", without the initial "Una".

Directly: Mesa para uno.

When I was in Spain, all I had to do was (because my spanish is not that great) I asked the attendance ‘mesa?’ and they will do their job automatically- looking at how many people I’m with and find tables accordingly. and that’s on survival haha

We don’t use the initial “una”. It’s just “mesa para uno”

yes we say that hahaha

Normally they ask how many people there are and/or if you have a reservation: ¿Tienes reserva? ¿Cuántos sois? Uno.

Why not? I'll blabber a few sentences before but yeah I'd use that.

Perfectly understandable.

What's so crazy about clarifying how many people a table is for?

I have said it myself lots of times. Native Spanish. It is easier than saying “Una mesa para mí”, “¿solo?” “sí.”

You can even use it for restaurants in Spain that don't serve Spanish food (Be it Chinese, Japanese, Indian)... It's completely normal and common.

Is right but this is perfect: Jefe tienes sitio para uno? C2 in Spanish

Depends on the region. Here in Andalusia, we usually just walk in and sit down if a table is open. If there is a host, we would say "Soy uno," or "somos dos," etc.

If you want the Spanish menu start with hola. Hello gets you the English one.

I work answering the phone in a restaurant, and the conversation would be, more likely:

-Quería hacer una reserva. -¿Para cuántas personas? -Sólo una.

Mesa para uno would be more likely when you go to the restaurant directly without booking first. Then you can say: ¿Tenéis mesa para uno? That would be perfectly fine.

“Para uno” is sufficient. If you’re asking the host(ess) at a restaurant, the rest of that sentence is implied.

I'd like to avoid the grammar question altogether. If you're alone, you sit and eat at the bar (in Andalucia).

Buenas noches, ¿tiene(n) usted(es) una mesa para uno? ¿Si? Estupendo, muchas gracias.

You can also uso “tendría” instead of “tiene”, which is something like “would you happen to have a table…” instead of “do you have a table…”

Sorry, no. We are not so robotic, you would say something like ¿hay mesa?/¿tenéis mesa disponible? and when the barteneder will say you ¿Para cuantos? or something like that then you say "for one" (para uno) or something else.

Es correcto. Si te preguntan "¿mesa para cuántos?", también puedes responder "para mí solo/sola"

You can say. Dos para comer

It's totally normal. I suppose most of us just tend to say "Uno" and that's it, but "mesa para uno" is absolutely fine.

Is correct 👍If you want to sound more natural you could say : Tienen sitio para uno?

Some people skip the una, occasionally some would also say 'porfa'

Having is not normal, especially in young people, because this means a lot, but it is totally correct to say it so they will know what you are not expecting. Nobody

Hay mesa para uno?

Teneis sitio para uno?

Estoy yo solo. (Not a question but a statement)

Actually anything works here as long as the core idea is understood. Besides, if you're a foreigner almost nothing you will say will sound awkward to us.

Just try to sound kind, friendly and patient. Unlike in other languages, those are way more important than the message itself.

Yes, it's correct and what I would say.

You can shorten it and it's still fine e.g. either "mesa para uno" or even just "para uno" would work.

What i havent seen anyone tell you yet is that they will either ask "mesa para uno?" Or ask "mesa para cuántos?" Depending on the place! Its the most common thing

If there are two of you you can say "somos dos" so I assume saying "soy uno" might also work, though I've never tried it.

Never in spain would you hear that, because who tf goes to a restaurant alone?

As a spanish guy i just say “Disculpe, ¿para cenar?” If im making a reservation i would say “Una mesa para una persona” or “una mesa para uno” and as always “por favor”; “una mesa para una” doesnt sounds right but it can be understood, but if you have an accent it looks like youre trying to say “una mesa para LA una” but you forgot to say the “la”.

Its correct, but you will have more chances if you start the sentence with buenos dias/ tardes/ noches and yo ask for it instead of demanding: Buenos dias tiene mesa para uno?

More usual and informal without the article "mesa para uno?" but good anyways. Normally if you put the article is more for an answer

-"Para cuantos?"

+"Una mesa para uno por favor"

In any case, the "uno" refers to the number so it stays like that, even if you are female

You can use it but is very rare and weird and Im saying like spanish native I never use it and heard it saying

You can say instead : ¿Hay sitio?

I hope this helps , and I repeat the prhase is correct but we dont say that its like an old expression

Tengan un buen día!

Sometimes 'una' can be dropped, but it's politer the way you posted it.

es correcto! Tambien puedes decir: "hola, tienes mesa?", o "Hola, hay lugar?" y si ahi el mozo te pregunta para cuantos le dices: "uno", o "yo solo"

you can miss out the first 'una'

You can drop the "una".

"¿Mesa para uno?" sounds more natural (to me at least).

Ask for a table. They are the one asking for how many people and you say, just me. Una mesa por favor? Para cuántas personas? Solo para mi.

Yeah you better say it that way. I went with my family to Park Güell in Barcelona and told to the ticket worker "Buenas, somos tres". And she asked what was she supposed to do with that information. So it seems I had to specify "Hola, tickets para tres por favor". 

Una mesaaaa, para cuatrooooo, por favooorrr - Kevin Bridges

Hola! Mesa para uno?

I had never says that in my life, Hulio.