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The phrase "able to get a table on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to secure a reservation or seating at a restaurant or event.
Example: "I was lucky enough to be able to get a table on a busy Saturday night."
Alternatives: "capable of securing a table at" or "able to reserve a table for".
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We wanted to go on Friday, but changed our plans because we figured we wouldn't be able to get a table on a weekend evening in such a busy neighborhood.
Indeed, the place is packed every night; the only reason I was able to get a table on short notice on a Saturday night was because the hometown Saints were playing the Lions, and every self-respecting local was watching the game.
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Even better, when we emerged at the Mountain Home Inn, we were able to get a table for lunch on the deck right away.
The customers who have been able to get a table are full of praise.
"Because then I'd be able to get a table more easily".
Will I ever be able to get a table at Slow's BBQ again?
Tara and I were able to get a table in Stonehill despite the buyout.
"He was just able to get a hand on it".
They have families they have to raise and, by not being able to get a job, they can't put food on the table and live the American dream.
"Everybody was able to get a house".
He was able to get us a table, for which I am very grateful.
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