Here are 200 ways to say “eat your dinner”:
- “Time to eat.”
- “Dinner is served.”
- “Dig in!”
- “Let’s eat!”
- “Dinner time.”
- “Bon appétit.”
- “Come and get it.”
- “Food is ready.”
- “Time to dine.”
- “Let’s have dinner.”
- “Enjoy your meal.”
- “Let’s grub.”
- “Dinner’s on the table.”
- “Supper is ready.”
- “Chow time!”
- “Let’s feast.”
- “Dinner is prepared.”
- “Let’s chow down.”
- “It’s mealtime.”
- “Food’s on.”
- “Dinner’s up.”
- “Get your grub on.”
- “It’s time to eat.”
- “Let’s have some dinner.”
- “The meal is ready.”
- “Eat up!”
- “Let’s have supper.”
- “Time to chow.”
- “Your food is ready.”
- “Dinner is hot.”
- “Ready to eat?”
- “Food’s ready!”
- “Tuck in!”
- “Meal time!”
- “Time to feast.”
- “Dinner’s ready.”
- “Grab your dinner.”
- “Dinner’s on.”
- “Come for dinner.”
- “Dinner is done.”
- “Your meal awaits.”
- “Time to tuck in.”
- “Let’s dig in.”
- “Dinner is waiting.”
- “Food is served.”
- “Dinner is on the table.”
- “Your meal is served.”
- “It’s dinner time.”
- “Let’s eat dinner.”
- “Supper time.”
- “Dinnertime.”
- “Let’s go eat.”
- “Grab your supper.”
- “Time for dinner.”
- “Dinner’s cooked.”
- “Food’s done.”
- “Let’s eat up.”
- “Ready for dinner?”
- “Grab some dinner.”
- “Dinner is here.”
- “Let’s munch.”
- “Time to munch.”
- “Ready to eat dinner?”
- “Dinner’s dished up.”
- “Food’s on the table.”
- “Let’s have some food.”
- “Grab a plate.”
- “Let’s have a meal.”
- “Dinner’s ready to go.”
- “Food is on.”
- “Dinner is served up.”
- “Come eat.”
- “Let’s get dinner.”
- “Ready for supper?”
- “Supper’s ready.”
- “Get ready to eat.”
- “Dinner is set.”
- “Let’s get our grub on.”
- “Time to get dinner.”
- “It’s chow time.”
- “The table is set.”
- “Dinner is on.”
- “Let’s have some supper.”
- “Dinner’s cooked up.”
- “Food is hot.”
- “Dinner is dished.”
- “Food is up.”
- “Let’s get eating.”
- “Ready to dine?”
- “Dinner is steaming.”
- “Let’s start eating.”
- “Dinner’s plated.”
- “Your dinner is ready.”
- “The meal is on.”
- “Food’s ready to eat.”
- “Dinner is plated up.”
- “Let’s fill our plates.”
- “The food is hot.”
- “Dinner is served fresh.”
- “Dinner’s on the stove.”
- “The meal is hot.”
- “Get ready for dinner.”
- “Food’s piping hot.”
- “Dinner is fresh.”
- “Let’s sit down to dinner.”
- “Dinner is ready to eat.”
- “The food is done.”
- “Time to enjoy dinner.”
- “Let’s get some dinner.”
- “Dinner is finished.”
- “Let’s start dinner.”
- “Your supper is ready.”
- “Dinner is made.”
- “It’s time for supper.”
- “The meal is dished up.”
- “Let’s get some food.”
- “Dinner is freshly cooked.”
- “Let’s enjoy dinner.”
- “Food’s dished up.”
- “Dinner is prepped.”
- “Your food is hot.”
- “Let’s gather for dinner.”
- “Dinner is freshly served.”
- “Time to grab dinner.”
- “Dinner is cooked fresh.”
- “Food is prepped.”
- “Dinner is served and ready.”
- “Let’s start our meal.”
- “Your dinner awaits.”
- “Dinner is set up.”
- “Food is finished.”
- “Dinner is hot and ready.”
- “The meal is fresh.”
- “Let’s begin dinner.”
- “Dinner is warm.”
- “Food is freshly served.”
- “Dinner is all set.”
- “Your dinner is waiting.”
- “Let’s sit down to eat.”
- “The food is fresh.”
- “Dinner is good to go.”
- “Your meal is hot.”
- “Dinner is freshly made.”
- “The meal is on the table.”
- “Let’s enjoy our meal.”
- “Dinner is complete.”
- “Food is cooked.”
- “Dinner is prepared fresh.”
- “Let’s have our meal.”
- “Your meal is finished.”
- “Dinner is on the way.”
- “The meal is set.”
- “Food is waiting.”
- “Dinner is done and ready.”
- “Let’s start supper.”
- “The meal is complete.”
- “Dinner is finished up.”
- “Food is complete.”
- “Dinner is served fresh and hot.”
- “Your supper is on.”
- “The meal is freshly made.”
- “Dinner is good and hot.”
- “Let’s begin our meal.”
- “Food is done and ready.”
- “Dinner is all done.”
- “Let’s have our supper.”
- “Dinner is freshly cooked and ready.”
- “The meal is ready to eat.”
- “Your food is served.”
- “Dinner is on and ready.”
- “The meal is freshly prepared.”
- “Dinner is on the table waiting.”
- “Food is ready to go.”
- “Let’s start our supper.”
- “Dinner is dished and ready.”
- “Your meal is dished.”
- “Dinner is hot and fresh.”
- “Food is ready to eat.”
- “The meal is ready to go.”
- “Dinner is waiting for you.”
- “Let’s begin to eat.”
- “The meal is done.”
- “Dinner is hot and waiting.”
- “Food is fresh and ready.”
- “Dinner is set and ready.”
- “Let’s start to eat.”
- “Dinner is on the table and hot.”
- “Your food is prepped.”
- “Dinner is hot and on.”
- “The meal is freshly dished.”
- “Dinner is prepared and waiting.”
- “Let’s start our dinner.”
- “The meal is dished and ready.”
- “Dinner is waiting for us.”
- “Food is ready and hot.”
- “Dinner is ready to go.”
- “Let’s eat our meal.”
- “Dinner is on the way.”
- “The food is waiting.”
- “Dinner is on the table and ready.”
These variations provide a mix of direct, casual, and slightly formal ways to tell someone that dinner is ready to be eaten.