One card,
to rule them all.

Collect points for every restaurant or bar visit and earn rewards. Buy and collect gift cards, book tables, and spend what you have earned.

Partners on Tabletop

Your visit is worth something

By signing up, you get a loyalty card to use at all participating venues. Every visit is worth points that can be redeemed in gifts.

How it works

We've got you covered

One card for every venue

Join once and the same card works everywhere on Tabletop. Points, tiers and history travel with you instead of living in someone else's drawer.

Gift cards that don't get lost

Gift cards you buy or receive sit in your account with their balance and history, so a half-used card is never a mystery.

Your bookings, in the same place

Book a table through Tabletop and the visit earns points on its own. What you booked, when, and what it was worth all sit on one page.

What it costs you

Nothing.
Not now, not later.

Free, permanently

A guest account costs nothing and always will. The venues pay for Tabletop — never you.

Nothing to install

No app on the floor and nothing to open at the table. Your card lives in your account, ready when you are.

Yours to keep

Points, balances and history stay yours. Export or close your account whenever you like.

Frequently asked

Does it cost anything?

Nothing, ever. Your account is free, the points are free, and nothing is taken out of a gift card you hold. There is no premium version of this to sell you later.

How do I earn points?

By eating there. Photograph the bill on your loyalty points page and the total is read off it, or have the QR code on your card scanned at the counter. Booking a table through Tabletop usually earns something too.

Can I make the total up?

No. The bill is read before you see a number, and anything typed over what it said goes to the restaurant to check before the points are added. Which is also why the honest ones land instantly.

What do the points buy?

Whatever the restaurant decided. Every venue writes its own list of rewards and sets what a euro is worth, so the list on their page is the real answer.

Do my gift cards expire?

That is set by the restaurant that issued them, not by us. Whatever the expiry is, you will see it on the card in your account.

Which countries is this available in?

Anywhere in Europe a restaurant runs Tabletop. Balances are in euro today; the account itself works wherever you are.