KF.Social
Step one
You pick a night
Tell us the evenings you are free while you are here. A seat is booked one night at a time, so there is nothing to keep up after you fly home.
Small dinners in London
Dinner in London on the nights
you would eat alone.
You flew in for work and you are here more than a week. The days are booked. The evenings are not. KF.Social puts you at a table of six in London, matched, at a restaurant we choose and book.
Soho · Shoreditch · Islington · Notting Hill · Hackney
Booking happens in the free app. A seat is £15.
How it works
Three things happen, and none of them are yours to organise.
Step two
We build the table
Six people, matched on age and shared interests. Who you are eating with lands an hour before you sit down.
Step three
The restaurant lands the same day
We send you the restaurant six hours before the table, so you can work out the journey there and back to the hotel.
The app
This is what it looks like.
Find your table, see who is coming, and know the restaurant before you go.
Why it matters
Day four is when the hotel room stops being a hotel room.
The first two nights are fine. You are tired, there is room service, there is a series to get through. By the end of the first week you have eaten alone six times with a phone propped against a water glass, and you are going to do it again tomorrow. One evening at a real table breaks the run, and it takes a minute to book.
Where the tables are
Tables across London.
Wherever you are staying, there is a table you can get back from.
Soho Shoreditch Peckham Clapham Notting Hill Hackney Islington Brixton
Cost
£15 for the seat. The rest is dinner.
Deciding whether to install an app at 18:40 is easier with the number in front of you.
The seat
A £15 matching fee. It covers the matching and the restaurant booking. Premium members pay £5.
The meal
Your own food and drinks, paid at the restaurant, like any night out.
Not a plan
No membership is needed to book. Premium is optional: £4.99 a week, £9.99 a month, or £59.99 a year.
Not a dating app. Not a networking event.
No swiping and no matches. Nobody hands out cards, and the table is not built around what you do for work. Every seat is at a public restaurant we book, everyone there paid for their seat the same as you did, and guests can choose to verify who they are with an ID check so you see the tick before you meet.
There is a table this week.
The app takes a minute. Book the night you would otherwise spend in the hotel.
Scan with your phone