Editorial standards
How we research booking information
TableOne's public guides are manually written from reviewed sources and are not generated from its restaurant database. Release timing is optional editorial context: TableOne monitoring continues 24/7 even when no schedule can be verified.
Source order
- A restaurant's current official website and official booking destination for restaurant-specific policy.
- Official booking-platform documentation for platform features.
- Current official restaurant communications for dated exceptions or changes.
- Reputable independent reporting for context and corroboration, clearly distinguished from product facts.
How we handle uncertainty
We do not infer a permanent release schedule from observed inventory alone. If a restaurant or platform does not publish enough information, we describe the timing as variable or unknown. Unknown timing does not prevent TableOne monitoring: TableOne watches 24/7 whether an eventual opening is scheduled, manual, added, or cancelled. Published timing is optional editorial context, not a requirement for an alert.
Platform behavior, prices, and restaurant policies can change. Pages with time-sensitive facts show a review date and link to their primary source where one is available.
Data boundary
The marketing site does not connect to TableOne's restaurant database and does not publish restaurant profiles, availability, or user-added restaurants. Guides are selected and edited as a small public library, not programmatically generated at database scale.