My Lucky Table vs Wine Access

Fan of last-minute trips? Then this is the app you need! With My Lucky Table, you book an available table at more than 1,000 restaurants last-minute, quickly and easily. 1. QUICK AND EASY Book your last-minute on the app in just a few steps. 2. BOOK NEARBY Based on some filters, enter your preferences and you will be presented with a specific list of restaurants. 3. STAY INFORMED OF AVAILABLE TABLES You can easily mark restaurants as favourites. That way, you get notifications when one of your favourites has a free table. 4. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Our app is accessible to everyone. That is why our list consists of regular restaurants and bistros as well as more upmarket establishments (Gault&Millau, Michelin, etc.) so there is something for everyone! 5. COMPLETELY FREE The app itself is free of charge. You can book a table at the restaurant of your choice, without any obligation and free of charge. You pay afterwards at the restaurant itself. 6. POINTS SYSTEM Soon, a new points system will be launched where points can be scored when making a reservation via the app.

Perfectly curated by a best-in-the-business team—including a Master of Wine, Master Sommelier, and other globally recognized experts—Wine Access offers unprecedented access to rare wines and the stories behind the label, delivered straight to your door. + Shop expertly curated wines, with personalized recommendations specific to your palate. + Set up customized alerts by region, winery, and vintage so that you can be first in line when new limited-production wines arrive. + Buy the bottles that catch your eye. We’ll hold them for up to 30 days or until you reach the shipping threshold of $150. Then choose your delivery date and you’re all set. + Rate and review your wines in My Cellar to receive even more personalized recommendations. + Customers have said that “Nordstrom takes a backseat” to our Napa-based customer service team, that our “customer service is second to none,” and that Harvard Business School should do a case study on Wine Access for customer service. + If any wine fails to impress, we’ll credit that bottle.