Prime time is always like 6:30 to 8 p.m., right when the sun is setting that’s kind of the magic hour where everyone wants to be here. We’re doing between 280 and 300 covers on our busiest nights. So we’re doing a little more on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. We’re doing the same number of covers on a Monday as we are on a Friday except we’re open an hour later. Honestly right now, every day is busy we don’t have a slow night of the week. When would you say is the busiest time? And how many covers do you do on the busiest nights? But again, if there’s 1,300 on the Notify list and there’s one reservation, it’s tough. We send out that confirmation text and that’s when we’ll get a flow of cancellations. The day before or the day of is the best time to get a Notify. It’s just a product of the weather and all the great buzz and word of mouth we’ve had. When guests tell me how hard it is to get a reservation I let them know, you’re not the only one, we try. It will be over 1,500 most nights of the week and those 1,300-1,500 people will equate to 400 to 500 tables. That Notify List is never less than 1,000. I looked at tomorrow and currently the Notify List is 1,388 people. What about the Resy Notify List? How long is your Notify List on average? Photo by Gary He for Resy The view of the Manhattan skyline from Laser Wolf is hard to beat. The view of the Manhattan skyline from Laser Wolf is hard to beat.
We do our best so we’ll talk to guests, like “How long are you staying here?” And that lets me look at the book and see if another night is better so they can plan around it. So there is a way for guests to still eat Laser Wolf. It’s a small Laser Wolf menu, like kebabs over rice, our chicken wings and fries, and things like that.
But we do communicate with the front desk that if we hear that a guest is having trouble, we’ll try to get them in as much as possible.īut we do offer room service. The communication with the hotel team when guests book or ask about Laser Wolf is to still book via Resy, just like anyone else. But if it’s 5 or 6, they might go grab a drink in the area.ĭo hotel guests get any advantage in getting a seat? Because at a certain point, if it’s 9 o’clock and we’re telling people an hour-and-a-half wait, it’s not ideal. The waitlist can get, honestly not that crazy, maybe about 30 people. The best time to try is at 5 or after 10. We don’t have a policy where your table is for this long we don’t want to restrict parties, so it just really depends. It kind of depends for some people at the bar, with the sunset, they say, “I’m gonna have another drink” so they stay. I will say once we go on a list though, it will probably be anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour-and-a-half. If you’re one of the first people here, we’ll get you in. If you come right at 5, it won’t be too long. What’s the usual wait time for walk ins? What’s the best time to stop by?
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They can sit down and have a salatim tray, or they can do the full menu with a grill item, or they can also just order wings, fries, and a drink. We have a lot of solo diners at the bar or at the kitchen counter, at the bar. Walk-ins are mostly for the bar but if a table becomes available, we’ll try. We really want people who walk in and sit at the bar to have the same experience and we don’t want it to be too crowded so they can have the same level of service. The patio has high seats but we don’t offer service out there. We do allow people to come up and order a drink and offer the patio if they’re just having a drink. So if you’re dining, you have arms going in between you. It’s not a place where we invite people up just to hang out. We reserve the bar strictly for walk-ins it’s really a dining bar. We’ll have some last-minute cancellations, so we’ll try to put some walk ins there. The kitchen counter is bookable on Resy it will say kitchen counter on the reservation and all the other ones are tables. When we try to move some of those early reservations, we’ll offer those up. We have 12 bar seats and the kitchen counter.
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