Learning to create sentences using the word dine in/takeout and delivery

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. What types of customers does this restaurant mostly consist of? Dine in, takeout or delivery customer?
  2. What is the main type of orders for this restaurant? Dine in, takeout or delivery customer?
  3. Who are the main group of customers for this restaurant? Dine in, takeout or delivery customer?
  4. The main customers are takeout and dine in customers.
  5. The restaurant has many passerby/passing customers. (Can passerby/passing be used in this sentence?).

Can I phrase the above sentences in such ways? Please advise.

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What types of customers does this restaurant mainly consist of? Eat in, take out, or delivery?

What is the main order type for this restaurant? Dine in, take out or delivery customers?

Who is the main customer group of this restaurant? Customers who dine here, takeaway or delivery?

The main customers are takeaway customers and guests who eat in the restaurant.

The restaurant has a lot of passersby/passerby. (Can you use passers-by/passers-by in this sentence?

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I think there might be a lot of variation here, both by region and perhaps by individual restaurants. For instance take-away, take-out, pick-up and to-go are all common terms. Also restaurant language is quite concise.

For context, it would be useful to know who is talking to whom. I’m assuming below that someone is talking with the manager.

  1. What types of customers does this restaurant mostly consist of? Dine in, takeout or delivery customer?
    What types of customers do you mostly serve? Dine in, takeout or delivery?

  2. What is the main type of orders for this restaurant? Dine in, takeout or delivery customer?
    What are most of your orders? Dine in, takeout or delivery?

  3. Who are the main group of customers for this restaurant? Dine in, takeout or delivery customer?
    See. #1.

  4. The main customers are takeout and dine in customers.
    Most customers dine in or order takeout.

  5. The restaurant has many passerby/passing customers. (Can passerby/passing be used in this sentence?).
    The restaurant has a lot of foot traffic outside the door.
    (The term “passers by” is quite a mouthful.)

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