Play video 8 min A short look at Nine Tables
No slides. I walk through the system the way it looks on a busy Friday — bookings coming in, tables filling up, staff on the floor.
Watch the demos that matter to you and get a real sense of what Nine Tables is and how it works. When you want to go further, we build a demo around your restaurant — starting from what you actually need, with the account set up to solve it.
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Play video 8 min No slides. I walk through the system the way it looks on a busy Friday — bookings coming in, tables filling up, staff on the floor.
Each one is short and stands on its own. Pick the two or three closest to your problem.
Play video 3 min Tasting menus, wine nights, private rooms — set up as bookable experiences with prepayment, so the no-shows stop costing you.
Coming shortly The system learns your booking pace and tells you what is coming, so you staff and buy for the night you will actually get.
Play video 4 min Ask it what tonight holds and it answers with the VIPs, the allergies and the tables still unassigned. It writes the pre-shift report, books a recurring table from one sentence, and cleans up your food photos.
Coming shortly ChatGPT and Google already answer questions about you. See what they say today, and what it costs you when they get it wrong.
Coming shortly Guests join the queue from their own phone and hear from you when the table is ready. Built with busy sports bars.
Coming shortly What your staff see when they start a shift: their tables, their hours, what needs doing. Nothing to train.
Coming shortly Larger tables pick their food when they book, so the kitchen knows what is coming and the evening starts without a wait.
Coming shortly Your own ordering page with your own prices, and the orders land straight with the kitchen.
Coming shortly For groups and chains: covers, revenue and staffing across every location, from one login.
The demo is built around your setup — your tables, your opening hours, your busiest night. Bring your questions and your own numbers.
Or just reply to my email — that works too.