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Tablevibe review

Freemium#73 of 126 in Restaurant Online Ordering Software

A multi-channel ordering hub for restaurants that want owned web and social ordering.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tablevibe is a restaurant ordering and customer-engagement platform for restaurants and food courts. It supports direct delivery, pickup, and dine-in ordering through restaurant webshops, website integrations, social profiles, and partner channels such as GCash. Restaurants can manage digital orders and menus centrally, coordinate delivery partners, track deliveries, and process orders through an Android app or browser portal. It is suited to operators that want ordering channels beyond a third-party marketplace while keeping customer engagement tools in the same system.

Its strongest fit is a restaurant with an existing website or social presence. Tablevibe provides ordering links for Facebook, Instagram, and Google, plus webshop integration, customizable design, and checkout branding. POS integrations and order synchronization can connect ordering activity with selected systems, including Revel and Deliverect. Payment-related integrations include GCash, Xendit, and Stripe. Automatic order acceptance and receipt printing support day-to-day processing, while centralized menu management helps coordinate information across channels.

The platform also extends beyond checkout with QR-code feedback surveys, review management, loyalty incentives, targeted marketing campaigns, and customer data collection. Delivery partner coordination and tracking add operational coverage for delivery orders. Pricing is described through usage-based service fees and subscription add-ons, and a 30-day trial is available. Tablevibe should suit restaurants and food courts that need website and social ordering alongside delivery, pickup, and dine-in options. It may be less suitable for operators seeking a single publicly defined subscription tier or a platform built around integrations beyond its selected POS, payment, and social ecosystem.

Tablevibe pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports delivery, pickup, and dine-in ordering
    • Connects website, Facebook, Instagram, and Google ordering links
    • Combines POS sync, loyalty, marketing, and delivery tracking
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing uses service fees and subscription add-ons
    • POS integrations are limited to selected systems
    • Order management is centered on web and Android

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