The queue that does not lose the walk-in.

When the book is full, the door still takes names. A live waitlist with timers, party size and a suggested table, so the host seats the next party without a clipboard argument.

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Included in · Main & Chef’s Table

WaitlistBRASA
M
Martínez4 Guests
22 min
A
Alex3 Guests
14 min
K
Kim2 Guests
6 min

Seat the first group at T7 and watch its status change.

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How it works during service

  1. 01

    The door takes the name

    Party of four, no booking. They join the list. The clock starts. The host keeps working the room.

  2. 02

    A table frees

    T7 pays. The list offers Martínez, waiting 22 minutes, who fits. One tap seats them.

  3. 03

    The night stays fair

    Nobody is forgotten at the bar. The owner can see how long people waited, not just how many you turned away.

Waitlist / 02

The floor suggests the table

When a four-top pays, the waitlist already knows which waiting party fits. Seat them from the list; the plan updates.

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Floor planBRASA

Select a table

Table 4Available

Available ◯ / Seated ●

Select a table to inspect its capacity and status.

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A timer, not a notebook

Each party starts a clock. The host sees who has waited, who is almost due, and who wandered off. Nobody gets skipped because the paper got wet.

Walk-ins stay in the system

They get a guest profile like a reservation. Next time they book, the room remembers they waited on a Tuesday and came back.

What you can manage

  • Live queue with party size and wait timer
  • Suggested table from the real floor plan
  • Seat straight onto the plan and POS
  • One tap when the table is ready
  • No-shows drop off without drama
  • Every walk-in writes a guest card

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