Covers booked
34
Covers booked
34
Confirmed
3
Seated
2
Waitlist
1
No-show
1
Seating pressure
Covers per half hour from the bookings actually taken. Cancellations and no-shows are excluded — a curve that counts tables nobody is sitting at would have the room staffed for a service that is not coming.
Service
19:00
11 pax
Vikram Anand
R-DEMO0No shellfish · prefers still water · CEO of Helios
Table
V1
20:00
2 pax
Rohan & Meher
R-DEMO2Terrace requested · rose petals
Table
S6
20:15
4 pax
Farhan Qureshi
R-DEMO3Vegetarian × 2
Table
T4
20:30
8 pax
Deloitte — Partner Dinner
R-DEMO4Invoice to company GSTIN · pre-set menu B
Table
V2
20:45
3 pax
Aisha Menon
R-DEMO5Quoted 25 min · SMS sent
Table
—
21:00
2 pax
Kabir Shah
R-DEMO62nd no-show this quarter · deposit policy applies
Table
—
No-shows
1 on this date
Recorded against the guest as well as the booking. A second one from the same number is worth knowing when they ring again; a first one usually is not.
Special requests
Vikram Anand · V1
Business Dinner · No shellfish · prefers still water · CEO of Helios
Sanya Kapoor · T3
Birthday · Cake at 21:15 · sparkler, no singing
Rohan & Meher · S6
Anniversary · Terrace requested · rose petals
Farhan Qureshi · T4
— · Vegetarian × 2
Deloitte — Partner Dinner · V2
Corporate · Invoice to company GSTIN · pre-set menu B
Aisha Menon · —
— · Quoted 25 min · SMS sent
The one rule
A table cannot be booked twice for overlapping times. Two parties in one doorway is the mistake that costs an evening, so the check runs inside the same transaction as the booking — two hosts on the phone at once cannot both win.
A booking with no table is fine, and normal: that is one the host places on the night.