eat
September 2014
Eat App, founded by Nezar Kadhem and David Feuillard in 2015 and is an industry leading restaurant reservation and table management platform.
We provide cloud-based applications to restaurants for increasing efficiency and revenue through real-time restaurant reservations, automation and guest data management and CRM.
Eat App is known for helping restaurants save hundreds of hours every month though host stand optimization and automation, as well as understand their customers through data allowing them to increase loyalty.
Eat App counts industry leaders like The Four Season's, Emaar Hospitality Group, The Ritz-Carlton, The Maine Group, Food Fund International and Orange Hospitality as customers. Eat App has raised USD $7.2M to date, including investments from renowned Silicon Valley VC 500 Startups and MEVP, making it one of Forbes 50 Most-Funded Startups In The Middle East.
Eat App has been featured in: Forbes, Entrepreneur and Wamda
Eat allows people to locate and book restaurants through a seamless interface on Android, iOS and Desktop. Restaurants on the other side also have an interface to manage bookings and let users make informed decisions.
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2020
Virtual Waitlists
Virtual waitlists are exactly that - virtual. Through Eat App you can now connect your waitlist directly to the reservation widget on your website, where guests can add themselves directly to your waitlist before arriving at your restaurant. Virtual waitlists give guests more booking options and are a highly effective way of keeping more customers and revenue, especially when you're fully booked.
2021
The best reservation software on the market
In 2017, Perfectly pressed moved to a new production facility, a 200 square meter state-of-the-art facility in Bahrain’s Hidd industrial area! And by December, our distribution grew to 15 stores around the island!
2021
Raising $5 million in Series B funding
Bahrain-based restaurant booking application Eat on Wednesday (12 February) raised $5 million in Series B funding round led by 500 Startups, Derayah Venture Fund, and MEVP, with participation from a few angel investors and family members.​