Opero Reservations

What Opero Reservations is

Opero Reservations is a host-stand reservation and seating tool within Opero, an all-in-one restaurant operating system. Staff use its reservation book, walk-in waitlist, and floor plan to manage bookings and seat parties. When a reservation or walk-in is seated, the live floor updates and a check opens with the party’s covers set. Each location can have its own floor plan, tables, seat counts, and sections, managed from a shared dashboard. Bookings are host-managed; there is no consumer-facing self-booking widget.

The broader Opero system includes point of sale, kitchen display, kiosk, QR and online ordering, inventory, scheduling, payments, loyalty, CRM, and an AI command center. It is available on web, Android, and iOS. The web app runs on standard iPads and Android tablets, which can also be used for POS, kitchen display, and kiosk stations. The reservation book, waitlist, and floor plan are included on every plan. Starter costs $99 a month per location, billed month-to-month; Growth is $249 a month per location, and Pro is $499 a month per location. Enterprise pricing is custom. In-person card payments require one card reader per location, purchased from Opero.

Who it suits

Opero Reservations suits restaurant teams that want staff to manage bookings, walk-ins, and seating from a host stand. It may suit operators using Opero across one or more locations, particularly those who also need its broader restaurant operations tools.

Limits

The Starter plan is $99 a month per location and includes one location. In-person card payments require one card reader per location, purchased from Opero.

Getting started

1. Visit the Opero Reservations website
2. Choose a month-to-month plan billed per location
3. Use the web app on a supported iPad or Android tablet, or access Opero on Android or iOS
4. Set up a location floor plan with tables, seat counts, and sections
5. Use the reservation book and waitlist to manage bookings and walk-ins

Verdict

Choose Opero Reservations if your restaurant team wants a host-run workflow connected to a live floor plan and check creation. Look elsewhere if guests need to book through a consumer-facing self-service widget.