The table

The right company for the table

A new place you've wanted to try, a long tasting menu, a Tuesday that deserves better than takeaway — all of it is better with the right company across the table.

On Nyxe, someone opens a seat at a table — often a place worth the trip — and members apply for it. The host picks their company, and you pick yours. No small talk on a screen first; you meet over the meal.

It's the simplest version of the whole idea: you're up for dinner tonight, and here are the like-minded people who are too.

Tonight · 19:30

Table for 6 — new Italian in the city

2 seats left · Copenhagen

Host: Mathilde, 31 · Physician

Thursday · 20:00

Chef's counter, seven courses

1 seat left · Aarhus

Host: Frederik, 42 · Architect

Saturday · 13:00

Long lunch, natural wine

3 seats · Application required

Host: Clara, 36 · Editor

How a seat at the table works

A host opens the table — the restaurant, the time, how many seats. You apply with your profile. If it's a match, you get the address and you show up. Nothing is required after; the door simply stays open.

The kind of tables members open

New openings and old favourites, chef's counters and long weekend lunches, a quiet two-top or a table for eight. Hosts are people and places alike — restaurateurs open seats too.

Questions, answered

Can I choose who I dine with?
You choose which tables to apply for; the host chooses who joins theirs. Both sides pick their company.
What does it cost?
Applying is free, with limits. A one-time Lifetime membership removes the limits and the queue. You pay for your own meal.
Is a seat guaranteed?
No — the host selects their company. That's what keeps a table worth sitting at.

See also

You're up for it now.

Apply for access and have your profile reviewed — or skip the queue with a one-time Lifetime membership.