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60% Of Irish Couples Plan To Dine Out For Valentine's Day - Vimarsana News

60% Of Irish Couples Plan To Dine Out For Valentine's Day

Sixty percent of Irish diners in relationships plan to dine out this Valentine’s Day, according to new research commissioned by OpenTable.

The five Oxford restaurants among UK's top 100 most romantic - Vimarsana News

The five Oxford restaurants among UK's top 100 most romantic

Five Oxford restaurants have been named in the top 100 most romantic in the UK.

Shiji and OpenTable Partner to Elevate Dining Experiences - Vimarsana News

Shiji and OpenTable Partner to Elevate Dining Experiences

Shiji, the global hospitality technology innovator, and OpenTable, the world's leading provider of online restaurant reservations and diner feedback, have teamed up to bring richer insights to the customers of Shiji using Infrasys Cloud Point Of Sale (“POS”). This partnership brings together two of the industry's top technology solutions, allowing Shiji restaurants to better understand and serve their customers. With this integration, restaurants can deliver exceptional dining experiences, build out diner profiles and encourage feedback from guests.

Some 58% Of Dubliners Would Rather Pay More To Dine At A Local Restaurant - Vimarsana News

Some 58% Of Dubliners Would Rather Pay More To Dine At A Local Restaurant

Over half (58%) of diners in Dublin would rather pay more to dine at a local restaurant, compared to 23% who would prefer to spend less at a restaurant further...

Dubliners stay loyal to local restaurants as over half opt out of travelling for food - Vimarsana News

Dubliners stay loyal to local restaurants as over half opt out of travelling for food

More Dubliners are staying loyal to their local restaurants, with over half choosing not to travel further away when eating out, according to a new survey.