Print Table Reservations vs Restaurant Menu

Before service, the host stand and the kitchen need the same list of who is coming tonight, at what time and to which table. Reading it from a screen in a busy evening is slow, and a list copied by hand drifts away from the real reservations. This app adds a page to your dashboard. Pick a day, and it lays out that day's Table Reservations in time order: time, party size, guest name, phone, table and the note for your staff. Requests still waiting for your approval carry a mark. With more than one location you choose which one to show, and times follow that location's own time zone. Press Print and your browser prints the sheet or saves it as a PDF. A full evening runs on to a second page on A4 or Letter, and the date, the number of reservations and guests, and the time zone are repeated at the top of every page, so a loose page still shows its day. The sheet prints black on white even when the dashboard is in dark mode. The app reads reservations and does not change them, and it keeps no copy on a server. Cancelled, declined, no-show, held and awaiting-payment reservations are left off the sheet. The screens are in English and Japanese.

Show your dishes and prices in a restaurant menu that looks like it was designed for your site. Pick one of 13 ready templates, with themed designs for Italian, Chinese, Sushi and Steakhouse kitchens and others that suit a café, a bistro or any place that serves food. Each template is a finished food menu: add it to your page, fill in your own dishes and it is ready for your visitors. Editing stays simple however long the menu gets. Type dish names, descriptions and prices straight into the menu, write prices in your own currency, and choose how many sections to show, so starters, mains, desserts and drinks each get their place. Seasonal specials and new dishes are quick to add, so the menu online always matches the one on the table. Colors, fonts and layout are yours to change, so the menu carries your branding instead of looking like a template. The menu adapts to smaller screens, so visitors can read it comfortably on a phone before they come in.