Check the booking page first
Find the restaurant's current booking link and select your party size and dates. If a suitable table is available now, book it there. A watch is useful when the dates or times you want are unavailable.
Illustrative dining roomReservation alerts
Restaurant reservation alerts for the table you want.
Watch supported booking pages for your party size, dates and times. Get an alert when matching restaurant availability appears, then book with the provider.
How Seats helps
Seats is built for the awkward part of planning: the restaurant is known, the table matters, and availability keeps changing.
Send a clear request with restaurant, city, party size, dates, and time windows. Seats helps keep the watch focused around the plan.
Works for named restaurants, city searches, urgent requests, and flexible backup lists
Useful for birthdays, date nights, client meals, trips, and this-week plans
Built around practical details: party size, date range, meal period, and backup venues
Set up an alert you can actually use.
Match your real availability
Use the exact number of diners and a time window you can attend. Include travel time and other commitments. A table for two is not a substitute for a table for four, even when the restaurant and time match.
Be ready to complete the booking
Check the notification options before confirming your watch. When an alert arrives, follow the booking link, check the details again, and complete the restaurant's reservation flow. The alert itself does not hold the table.
Requested restaurants
Start with the table you actually want.
London
Carbone London
A classic hard-to-book dinner request.
Watch Carbone LondonDubai
GAIA Dubai
High-demand DIFC dinner and weekend request.
Watch GAIA DubaiNew York
Carbone New York
One of the most searched New York reservation requests.
Resy booking path — coverage requires review
Check booking optionsSaint-Tropez
Gigi Rigolatto
Peak-season summer table request.
Watch Gigi RigolattoExample requests
The strongest requests are specific.
A hard-to-book London dinner for two this weekend
A Dubai client meal with GAIA, Zuma, and LPM as backup options
A summer lunch request with two flexible dates and a specific party size
Questions people ask before sending a request.
What is a restaurant reservation alert?
A reservation alert is a best-efforts watch for table availability that matches the restaurant, date, party size, and time window you provide.
Which restaurants can Seats monitor?
Monitoring depends on the restaurant and booking provider. Check the coverage status in the restaurant guide, or share its current booking link with Seats Support before relying on an alert.
Does an alert book or hold the table for me?
No. An alert links you to matching availability. You still need to review the restaurant's terms and complete the reservation with its booking provider; the table may be taken before you finish.
Make the most of a restaurant alert.
Restaurant cancellation alerts
Understand reopened availability and what to check before taking a table.
Last-minute restaurant bookings
Plan same-day dining around a realistic arrival time and nearby alternatives.
How Seats works
Check supported booking paths, credit costs, and what happens after an alert.
Explore by city
Keep the next restaurant plan just as focused.
London restaurant alerts
Plan around Mayfair, Soho, Marylebone, and wider London.
Explore LondonNew York restaurant alerts
Focus a Manhattan search by neighborhood, date, and time window.
Explore New YorkParis restaurant alerts
Build a Paris watch around the arrondissement and booking path.
Explore ParisDubai restaurant alerts
Organize DIFC, Jumeirah, and destination dining requests.
Explore DubaiSaint-Tropez restaurant alerts
Keep seasonal lunch, dinner, and backup plans together.
Explore Saint-TropezSardinia restaurant alerts
Plan coastal tables around travel dates and flexible timings.
Explore Sardinia