Get the table without making the call
Many restaurants still take bookings only by phone, and only during service hours. Tell Leximo the place, the day, the time and how many people — it calls, books the table and reports back.
How it works
- 1
Tell Leximo what you want
The restaurant, the date and time, how many guests, and anything that matters: a terrace table, a high chair, an allergy.
- 2
Leximo calls the restaurant
It checks the restaurant's opening hours, calls when someone is there to answer, and asks for your table — offering your alternatives if the first time is taken.
- 3
You get the result
A short summary with what was booked and under which name, plus the full transcript and recording. Confirmed bookings come with a calendar invite by email.
Example
“Book a table for 4 at Bottega on Friday at 8 pm, outside if possible. If 8 is full, 7:30 or 8:30 is fine.”
Booked: Friday, 8:30 pm, table for 4 under your name. 8:00 was full; the terrace isn't reserved in advance, but they'll seat you outside if a table is free on the night.
Why let Leximo call
- No waiting for the restaurant to open or for someone to pick up during service
- Alternatives handled on the call, so one full slot doesn't mean starting over
- The call is placed in the restaurant's language — useful when you're travelling
- Unanswered calls are retried and never charged
Questions
Can Leximo book restaurants that only take phone reservations?+
Yes — that's exactly what it's for. It calls the number you give it, or the one listed for the restaurant, and talks to whoever answers.
What if the restaurant asks for a card to hold the table?+
Leximo tells you what the restaurant asked for, so you can decide and finish that step yourself.
Can it cancel or change a reservation later?+
Yes. Ask Leximo to call back to move or cancel the booking, the same way you made it.