Every booking, walk-in and waiting guest, on one live floor plan. The same one your team already uses every shift.
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Most reservation tools sit beside your venue. One Table sits inside it, on the floor plan your team already runs service from.
The floor plan should be the booking system. Not a copy of it.
One Table covers the whole life of a booking, from the guest tapping your Instagram link to the Monday morning look back at Saturday's covers.
From your website, your bio link or over the phone. Guests see what's genuinely free and lock it in on the spot.
Seat parties, add walk-ins, hold tables and work the waitlist from one plan that updates the moment a table closes off.
See how your sittings really run and who keeps not turning up, then adjust your turn times to suit.
From the moment a guest picks a time to the table being cleared, it's all one system doing the work.
Real availability, instant confirmation and reminders that go out on their own. Fewer no-shows, fewer awkward phone calls.
Your colours, your wording, your own booking link. Guests never feel like they've been handed off to someone else's website.
Ask for a deposit or a card hold on the bookings worth protecting. Big groups, peak sittings, whatever your rule is.
Add a walk-in, give a realistic wait, then text them when the table's ready. No crowd building at the host stand.
Set once by table and party size, then let it work out what's bookable.
Dietaries, seating notes and who's a regular, on the booking before they arrive.
Tracked against the guest over time, so the pattern is there when you need it.
Take one over the phone and have it on the floor plan in seconds.
Terrace, front bar or the back room. Guests choose where they'd rather sit.
Ask for the split at booking so the high chairs are out before they walk in.
Ask how it went once they've left, and keep it attached to the guest.
Members can pull up their booking straight from their account.
Consent captured at the booking, so your list is built the right way.
Every venue trades differently. Tell One Table how yours works and it holds the line for you, every service.
Cap how many covers can land in each window, so the kitchen never cops sixty people at seven o'clock.
Set breakfast, lunch and dinner separately, with their own hours and their own rules for each day of the week.
Decide how close to service someone can still book, and how far out the diary opens up.
Cancellation, no-show and late arrival terms shown before they confirm, in your words. Nobody's surprised on the night.
"Your table's held for 15 minutes. Give us a bell if you're running late."
Guests tell you what they're in for when they book, so the birthday candle isn't a scramble at the pass.
Special requests and dietaries land on the booking, not on a sticky note.
Booked out on Saturday? Offer the guest your sister venue instead of losing them to a search result.
The difference between a booking system built for your venue and a marketplace built for itself.
Long lunches, walk-in Fridays, Sunday sessions and the 40-person birthday that books at four in the afternoon.
Look after the good tables, run tighter sittings, and know exactly who's walking through the door.
Bookings and heavy walk-in trade on one list, so nobody's arguing at the door on a Friday.
Get through the weekend brunch rush without a paper list and a queue out on the footpath.
Tastings, long tables and functions with a deposit attached. You set the rules, we take the booking.
Host, section waiter and duty manager, all looking at the same screen. Who's booked, who's seated and what's about to free up.
Your website, your Instagram, your Google listing. Guests book with your venue directly, with nobody skimming off the top.
We work around your service, so nothing gets rebuilt in the middle of a Friday night.
We build your floor plan, table sizes and sitting times around how you actually trade.
Your bookings and your tills start talking to each other. No exports, no double entry.
The widget goes live, your team gets a walkthrough, and the first bookings start landing.
Watch how your sittings and your no-shows track, then adjust the rules to suit.
Those platforms are a marketplace first. Guests find them, then get pointed at whichever venue suits, and your regulars end up on a list next to the place down the road. One Table works the other way around. Guests come to you directly, and every guest record stays with your venue.
Most venues are live within two to three weeks. That covers mapping your floor, connecting the POS and walking your team through it, all scheduled around your service.
Yep. Set a deposit or a card hold by party size, day of the week or time slot, whatever suits. Refunds run automatically against your cancellation policy, and anything forfeited stays with you.
Walk-ins go straight onto the same floor plan as your bookings, with a wait time based on your real turn times. Guests get an SMS when their table's ready, so nobody's crowding the host stand.
Every no-show gets recorded against that guest's profile. You'll see the pattern before you hold a prime Saturday table for someone who's already done it twice.
Support is local and covers service hours, not nine to five in another timezone. You get a real person who understands what a Friday night looks like.
Fifteen minutes and a look at your floor. We'll tell you straight if it's not a fit.
No card, no lock-in, no hard sell.