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Useful phrase

“It wasn't quite to my taste, but thank you.”

Politely say you did not enjoy the drink very much, and thank the staff.

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Meaning

When to use it

Use it when you did not like a recommendation.

Examples

Natural examples

  • It wasn’t quite to my taste, but thank you. — Example
Replies

What someone may say back

  • No worries. Would you like to try another? — Staff offer more.
  • Thanks for telling me. — Staff acknowledge.
Australian English

Usage note

This phrase is written as clear everyday English for learners. Café language varies by venue.

Practice mission

Try it in real life

Use this phrase in a real Australian cafe or shop.

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