Restaurant rewards, served warm
Savory Tables runs a gift card rewards program for your restaurant. Guests come back, upload their receipts, and earn cards from Macy’s, Amazon, Starbucks, or Target.
How it works
Tonight’s menu, in three courses

STARTER
Get on the map
Tell us about your restaurant and we’ll build a challenge around your goals, like busier weeknights or more repeat brunch guests.

Main
Guests dine and upload receipts
Our guests order as usual, then snap a photo of their receipt. We verify every visit, so nothing changes for your staff.

Dessert
We deliver the reward
When a guest finishes a challenge, we send their gift card. They get dessert, and you get a regular.
Rewards your guests actually want
Guests redeem their rewards for gift cards from these retailers:
What we handle
You run the kitchen. We run the rewards.
NO. 01
Challenge design
We build challenges that fit your menu and your slow nights, then fine-tune them as results come in.
NO. 02
Receipt verification
Our team checks every receipt guests upload. Your staff never stamps a card or settles a dispute.
NO. 03
Gift card delivery
We buy and send every earned gift card. There’s nothing for you to stock or track.
NO. 04
Visit reports
See who joined and how often they came back. You’ll also see which challenges are filling tables.
Sample challenge
5 visits,
1 reward

Guests upload receipts from 5 qualifying visits within 90 days and earn a $25 gift card. It’s a simple goal that turns one good dinner into a standing habit.
Get startedFAQ
A few questions before service
How much does Savory Tables cost?
Pricing depends on how many locations you have and how large you want your reward budget to be. Most restaurants pay a flat monthly platform fee plus the value of the gift cards their guests earn. We’ll put together a quote after a short call, so you know exactly what to expect before anything goes live.
Who pays for the gift cards?
You set the reward budget, and we take care of buying and delivering the cards. You only pay for rewards your guests actually earn, so a challenge nobody finishes doesn’t cost you anything in gift cards. We’ll also help you choose reward values that make sense for your average check.
Do we need new equipment or POS changes?
No. Guests upload photos of their own receipts, so nothing changes at your register and there’s no hardware to install. Your staff doesn’t need any training either. Most guests never mention the program at the table until they’re picking up their reward.
Does it work for restaurant groups?
Yes. You can run one challenge across every location or tailor challenges by location, like pushing weekday lunch downtown while your suburban spot focuses on brunch. All results appear in one report, so you can compare locations side by side and see what’s working.
How long does it take to get started?
Most restaurants launch their first challenge within a couple of weeks of signing on. We start with a short call about your goals and your slow periods, then draft a challenge for you to review. Once you approve it, we take care of the setup and send you everything you need to let guests know.
Can we choose the challenges and rewards?
Absolutely. You decide the number of visits, the time window, any minimum spend, and which days or meals count. We’ll suggest a starting point based on what works for restaurants like yours, and you can adjust it anytime as results come in.
How do guests find out about the program?
We provide table cards, receipt inserts, and simple QR signage that point guests to Savory Tables. You can also mention it on your menu, website, or social channels using the copy and graphics we provide. Guests sign up on their phones in about a minute, so there’s nothing for your servers to explain.
How do you prevent fraud or duplicate receipts?
Every receipt is checked for the restaurant name, date, and total before it counts toward a challenge. Duplicate uploads and receipts from outside the challenge window are flagged and rejected automatically. If anything looks unusual, our team reviews it before a reward goes out.

