Six seats, one table
Small enough that everyone talks. Big enough that it never goes quiet.
Small dinners in London
Small dinners. We match the table. You book a seat, we seat six of you at a restaurant we choose and book, and you turn up.
Small enough that everyone talks. Big enough that it never goes quiet.
We pick the group and book the restaurant. You do not chase anyone, and you do not need to know anyone in the city.
A seat is booked for one evening. There is nothing to keep up after you fly home.
Find your table, book the seat, and get the restaurant and the table before you leave the house.






The evenings you have while you are here, and what you are into. That is how we seat you well.

Six people, matched on age and shared interests, never at random. Who you are eating with lands an hour before you sit down.

We send you the restaurant six hours before the table. You turn up and pull up a chair.
There is no browsing a table from the outside. Every person at yours booked a seat and paid for it, the same as you did. Booking gates on two things only: being 18 or over, and paying.
Every dinner happens at a restaurant we choose and book. You always see the venue before you go.
Guests can choose to verify who they are with an ID check, and you see the tick if they have. Nothing about a dinner depends on it.
Clear guidelines, real moderation, and reporting that gets acted on.
It covers the matching and the restaurant booking. Premium members pay £5.
Your own food and drinks, paid at the restaurant, like any night out.
Premium is optional: £4.99 a week, £9.99 a month, or £59.99 a year.
A club is a standing group in the app built around one thing: a Tuesday run, a Wednesday quiz, the weeks you are over here for work. Joining is free, and it is separate from booking a table.
No. You book one evening at a time, and there is nothing to keep up after you fly home.
Six people, matched on age and shared interests. Who you are eating with lands an hour before you sit down, and the group chat opens at the same time. Everyone there booked a seat and paid for it, the same as you did. Guests can also choose to verify who they are with an ID check, and you see the tick if they have.
The app is free. A seat costs a £15 matching fee, which covers the matching and the restaurant booking. Premium members pay £5. Food and drinks are yours at the venue, like any night out.
At a restaurant in London that we choose and book. We send you the restaurant six hours before the table. It lands late on purpose: the later we commit, the longer we can move or merge tables to keep a night full, and nobody is told something that then stops being true.
No. It is dinner. Nobody hands out cards, and the table is not built around what you do for work.
Plans change. Cancel more than 72 hours before the table and the matching fee goes back to your card. Cancel after that but more than 24 hours before, and it comes back as points toward another dinner. Inside the last 24 hours the fee is not refunded. Booking itself stays open until six hours before.
Tables run in London today. If you want one in your city, tell us in the app.
The app takes a minute. Book the night you would otherwise spend in the hotel.