Restaurants
Covers, guest preferences, private dining, waitlists and a Friday line that starts at four. MyClubIQ gives the host stand, the floor and the kitchen the same picture without replacing the systems that already run.
We have run your day
The five
Their table, their guests, their tab.
A guest opens the app and sees their reservation, the private room they are holding for the twentieth, their dietary notes, the last four checks and a way to add a guest or move a time without calling in.
The POS and the reservation system stay yours.
Your reservation platform, your point of sale, your accounting, your payroll and your delivery apps stay where they are. We connect them so the host stand, the floor and the back office stop reconciling by hand.
Host stand, floor manager and kitchen, same screen.
Covers, holds, waitlist, VIP flags, dietary notes and the manager who is waiting on an answer about the large party. A new host can work the podium on a Friday night without a training manual.
Who walks in, what they order, and when they stopped coming.
Covers by daypart, menu item velocity, private dining revenue against dining room displacement, check averages by server and which regulars have not been in since the menu changed.
Forty-one members with a reason to come back.
A wine dinner, a room release, a new menu, a slow Tuesday early seating. Sent to the phone that already holds their reservation, targeted by visit history, by tier, by last order, instead of a blast to the whole list.
The loop
Reporting lists the regulars who have not been in since spring and the Tuesdays that run light. Outreach invites exactly those guests to the tasting menu. Their checks post back and next month's report is fuller.
Forty-one members with dining minimums unspent and no cover in six weeks.
A push to those forty-one only. Wine dinner, two seatings, book from the app.
Nineteen booked. The chit posts to the house account. The next list is smaller.
A personalized app and console built around your reservations, your POS and your Friday night.
