Reservations, built into your website.
Guests book from any page. You confirm with one tap.
Pictured: a guest books a table for four at Noir on a phone; the reservation lands on the restaurant's sheet, waiting for an answer; the restaurant opens the list of reservations waiting for an answer, confirms it, and the guest is emailed.
Book a table from any page.
The form opens over the page your guests are reading.
- A button on every page
- An email when you answer
- A reminder the day before
Your whole week on one screen.
What waits for your answer at the top, every night below it.
Pictured: Noir's reservation sheet for the week of Monday 20 July. Seven nights stand side by side on one clock, Monday shut and tonight, Friday, picked out. A reservation for two is added by hand, then Ada Okafor books a table for four online and it is counted at the top as waiting for an answer.
- Confirm a reservation with one tap
- Add phone reservations and walk-ins
- Move one, and a guest who booked online is told
Know who has eaten with you before.
Every reservation joins your list of guests, so regulars are welcomed back by name.
- Matched by email or phone
- Visits and no-shows at a glance
- Find anyone by name or phone
What people ask about reservations
You choose: an email about the ones waiting for your answer, about every new one, or none. Your sheet always has the lot.
Not with our own system, which asks for no card details. You can hold every reservation for your answer instead, or connect SimplyBook.me, which takes deposits.
Yes. Paste the link to your page with them and it goes on your website. Your reservations stay with them.
More of these on the FAQ page.