One brand, many restaurants — meet Tablejoy Groups

If you run more than one restaurant, you've probably felt the seams. Logins for each location. Brand decisions made twice. A guest emails the wrong inbox because they don't realise the two places share an owner. Operations get heavier every time you open a new door — even though most of the work is the same.

We built Tablejoy Groups so that more locations means more leverage, not more tabs.

A group is a real thing, not a folder

A group bundles restaurants under a shared owner and a shared team. From the portal you can switch between locations in a click; everyone with access to the group inherits access to its restaurants, with the role you set per person.

Drag to reorder, set someone as Owner or Manager, invite a new location — it all lives on a single screen. No more spreadsheets tracking who can log in where.

A public landing page, on the house

Every group gets a public page that introduces the brand and lists every restaurant in it. Guests who land on the group page can pick the location they want and jump straight into booking — using the same Tablejoy widget your team already manages.

It's the page you'd build anyway: hero, list of locations, reserve button. We just put it one toggle away so you don't have to.

Shared brand, local control

Groups don't flatten your restaurants. Each location keeps its own floor plan, capacity rules, services, menu, deposits, and notifications. The group layer adds the things that genuinely should be shared — team, billing, brand defaults — and stays out of the way for everything else.

Where this is going

Next on the roadmap for groups: cross-location reporting (one dashboard for the whole brand), shared guest CRM so a VIP at one location is recognised at the others, and group-wide gift cards and deposits. If you run a small group today and any of that sounds useful, we'd love to hear what you'd want first.

Open the portal, head to the Group tab, and you'll find it waiting.