u/Salaah01

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    What POS do you use? (self.restaurant)

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    What POS is everyone using?

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    What POS is everyone using? (self.Restaurant_Managers) [Question?]

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    Fair, Simple Restaurant Reservations: £1 per Cover, No Subscription Fees (self.restaurant)

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    TFT I just saw two 4 star 5 cost champtions... how! (self.leagueoflegends)

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Salaah01

Just to throw my hat into the ring, I'd recommend Make a Rezzy for reservation and table management.

We are fully featured and are continuously adding new features for no extra charge. We provide a white glove service where we help you get set up and onboard/train you and your team.

Salaah01

Only just because this appeared on my feed.

I'll just chuck this out there although it's a bit of tangent.

I offer 25% commission on all bookings that come in through restaurants you have signed up.

https://www.makearezzy.com/affiliate/

Salaah01

I'm going to throw my hat into the ring and suggest Make a Rezzy.

Make a Rezzy has the features restaurants want and need.
The pricing model is simple and fair. Only £1 per cover with no subscription fees. Oh, and you know those features that people want and need... yeah they're all included.

No tiered memberships, we want to help everyone.

No sucking you dry, we make money if we help you make money.

No sneaky fees, literally just £1 per cover. That's it!

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants-simplified/

Salaah01

lol it's an example in the article. It's not a suggestion!

Literally the end of the article says.. "so works in python... but consider the if/else or the match case"

Salaah01

Here is a little table that compares different reservation systems. Specifically, it compares:

- OpenTable

- Make a Rezzy

- TheFork

- Resy

- Eat App

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Salaah01

Here is a little table that compares different reservation systems. Specifically, it compares:

- OpenTable

- Make a Rezzy

- TheFork

- Resy

- Eat App

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Salaah01

Here is a little table that compares different reservation systems. Specifically, it compares:

- OpenTable

- Make a Rezzy

- TheFork

- Resy

- Eat App

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Salaah01

This is very impressive!

I actually have my own SaaS that certainly needs work to improve it.

Your platform certainly looks much better than mine! I would be interested in working together if you are up for it. My platform is already live and has some people signed up.

Let me know what your thoughts are.

Btw, my platform is makearezzy.com

Salaah01

Here is a little table that compares different reservation systems. Specifically, it compares:

- OpenTable

- Make a Rezzy

- TheFork

- Resy

- Eat App

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Salaah01

Here is a little table that compares different reservation systems. Specifically, it compares:

- OpenTable

- Make a Rezzy

- TheFork

- Resy

- Eat App

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Salaah01

Here is a little table that compares different reservation systems. Specifically, it compares:

- OpenTable

- Make a Rezzy

- TheFork

- Resy

- Eat App

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Salaah01

This is so relevant today.

Imagine if Palestine had this level of support today.

Salaah01

Buy bitcoin and sell 10yrs later.

Salaah01

Oh yup you're right! Time for that edit button.

Salaah01

Joey doesn't share food!!!!

Salaah01

I know this thread is a bit old, but hey, some people may still search this and stumble across this!

And so, I recommend Make a Rezzy as an alternative to OpenTable.

You can see how Make a Rezzy compares against other restaurant reservation platforms here:

https://www.makearezzy.com/for-restaurants/compare/

Tiny disclaimer, I do own Make a Rezzy so a little bias is to be expected on this post!

Salaah01

so this is what' ive been wondering... who said the talismans actually work?
The always walk, when they don't have to. Perhaps "pretending" the talisman works is part of their "fun"?

Salaah01

i'd imagine that'd only be true if the edges have no weight?

Salaah01

It's true, I do like Python!

Salaah01

Not sure if it's still a thing or if it was even real to start off with, but I recall reading that there's a British law that makes it illegal to die in the House of Commons.