Taking going out to eat to the next level
Going to a popular bar or restaurant to have a good time after a stressful week can make for a peaceful yet enjoyable Friday night. That is until a million other people get the same idea as you and choose the same bar or restaurant to have a good time at as well.
When that happens, one of the following three also inevitably happens: It’s too busy to get someone’s attention to initiate a tab, you can’t find your waitress to pay the tab, or you’ve paid the tab but can’t find the waitress to get your card back. It’s happened to all of us, including the developers over at TabbedOut, who now introduce to us, the safe, secure, and fast way to initiate and close a tab.
The easiest way to pay
The all-in-one dining partner presented in a very easy-to-use interface, keeps your credit card safe, allows you to pay at your leisure, and get access to exclusive perks!
To get started, users must first download the app of course, find your venue, open a tab, tell your server that you opened a tab, review the check once you’re done (here you have the opportunity to split the bill, tip, and more), pay with your phone, and leave overall feedback. Simple!
Free and expanding
And now, this simple to use app, headquartered and started in Austin, TX has begun to expand outside of the Austin area into locations near you! But in case they still haven’t included your favorite restaurant, you can email, tweet, or Facebook them to ask that they be included.
But what’s even better is it’s free and available for both Androids and iPhones! The special deals, ease of pay, and convenience of not having to wait, are all free for you as long as you use the app to pay your tab.
No more waiting, no more missing credit card, and tons of free perks right in the palm of your hand; doesn’t get more stress free than that. So the next time you and your friends go out on a Friday night, use TabbedOut to guarantee that it’s headache free.
#TabbedOut
Lauren Flanigan is a Staff Writer at The American Genius, hailing from the windy hills of Cincinnati, with a degree in Marketing from the University of Cincinnati. She has escaped the hills, and currently resides in Atlanta, where you can almost always find her camping at a Starbucks strategizing on how to take over the world.
