Reserve with Google
We plan to help guests discover availability and start a reservation from Google Search and Maps. This connection is not yet available in PlateStack.
A shorter path from discovery to reservation
The goal is to connect Google discovery with the same availability and restaurant operations already managed in PlateStack.
Be discovered
Give guests a more direct route from a restaurant listing on Google to available reservation times.
Use live availability
Planned reservations would follow the restaurant's service hours, party-size rules and available tables.
Keep one service view
The intended experience keeps Google-origin reservations alongside direct, phone and walk-in bookings.
Frequently asked
Is Reserve with Google available today?
No. It is planned and not yet built, so no restaurant can take reservations through Google with PlateStack at the moment.
What would change once it is live?
Guests who find the restaurant on Google would be able to start a reservation there, using the same service hours, party-size rules and tables your team already manages.
What can we use in the meantime?
Your restaurant's own booking page works today, and the same booking journey can be embedded into your website with a single snippet.
Would Google reservations sit apart from the rest?
No. The intention is for them to arrive in the same live service view as direct, phone and walk-in bookings, marked with their source.
Want to follow the Reserve with Google rollout?
Talk to us about your restaurant and we will include this planned connection in the conversation.