Surface Magazine’s Post

"Another new members-only app, Dorsia, works with restaurants to score prime reservations at places like the supper club space 9 Jones and even the impossible-to-get-into Carbone in New York. (The site, whose name has a clear American Psycho connection, also covers cities like Miami, London, the Bay Area and Los Angeles restaurants.) But a diner must agree to a certain prepaid per-person spend when they book: For example, dinner at Cote Korean Steakhouse might cost $125 per person on a weekday night at 5 p.m.; on a weekend at 9 p.m. that figure might be $175. The benefit is that, although the seats might cost more, the extra money goes to a diner’s food and drinks as opposed to a reseller’s pocket." Great Bloomberg News piece about the hospitality industry's biggest pain point: the restaurant reservation blackmarket fueled by bots. Dorsia's mission is to transform the industry by providing passionate diners with prime reservations and a frictionless experience while ridding the world of parasitic bots forever. Download the Dorsia app and apply to see for yourself how we're elevating the art of eating out. https://lnkd.in/eiNkRYn4