Opero Reservations review
A mobile-first reservation tool with broader POS and restaurant operations features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
Opero Reservations is a host-stand tool for managing bookings, walk-in waitlists, table assignments, and floor plans. It runs on iOS and Android, including standard iPads and Android tablets, and sits within Opero's broader restaurant operating system. That wider suite includes POS, kitchen display, QR and web ordering, payments, guest management, inventory, labor, loyalty, and reporting. It fits restaurants that want reservation operations connected to front-of-house and restaurant management workflows rather than a standalone booking product.
The published plans show Starter at $99 per location per month with monthly billing. It includes POS, KDS, QR and web ordering, reservations, floor plans, waitlists, and unlimited devices, screens, and kiosks for one location. Growth is $249 per location per month and adds unlimited locations, inventory and recipe costing, staff scheduling, a time clock, and a cross-location dashboard. Pro is $499 per location per month and adds the AI Operating Partner, automated accounts payable workflows, and multi-brand and franchise reporting. Enterprise has custom pricing, corporate and regional dashboards, custom integrations and APIs, and dedicated onboarding.
Opero's strongest fit is a mobile-first restaurant group that wants reservation books, seating workflows, POS integration, ordering, loyalty points, and multi-location management in one system. Integrations include QuickBooks Online and DoorDash Drive. The reservation materials describe a host-managed reservation book rather than a consumer self-booking widget, so restaurants seeking a guest-facing booking experience should assess that distinction carefully. Deposits and automated reservation reminders are not part of the described workflow. Choose Opero when broader restaurant operations matter alongside reservations; consider a narrower reservation product when guest self-booking is the primary requirement.
Opero Reservations pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reservations, waitlists, floor plans, and table management in Starter
- POS, KDS, QR ordering, and web ordering support restaurant workflows
- Growth and higher plans support multi-location management
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $99 per location per month on monthly billing
- Reservation workflow is host-managed rather than consumer self-booking
- Deposits and automated reservation reminders are not part of the described workflow
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