Food and drink

Food and drink event tickets, sitting by sitting

byTicks sells tickets for tastings, dinners and food festivals. Each sitting or tier is its own ticket with its own stock, tables can have a fixed price and add-ons go in the same order.

Dinners and sittings

Every sitting is its own ticket

Make one ticket per sitting and set how many places it has. When the first sitting is full it shows Sold Out and guests take the next one. Places are held from cart to payment, so you never seat 25 at a table for 24.

  • Valid from and Valid until set when each sitting gets in at the door
  • An activation rule can open the late sitting when the first sells out
  • The ticket description holds the menu of that sitting

Tastings and festivals

Tastings sell in tiers, each with its own stock

Sell a small flight, a bigger one and the full tasting as separate tickets, each with its own price and number. Ticket options add sold bars and badges, so guests see what is running out.

  • Early Bird sold out? The next tier opens by itself
  • A food festival gets a tab per day and one for extras

Seated dinners

Guests can book a whole table at a fixed price

Draw your room as a seating plan with round or rectangular tables. Give a table a fixed price and guests book it whole, or sell it per seat.

  • Text and markers on the map show the kitchen, the bar and the WC
  • One venue can hold a plan for the tasting and one for the dinner

Add-ons

Add-ons go in the same order as the ticket

Wine pairing, a cheese board, parking: put them under a heading such as Add-ons, next to your tickets. Guests pay once, and every item has its own QR code, so your team can scan it when they serve it.

  • A price and a stock per add-on
  • On a Multi-Shop Event, extras get their own tab, with photos

Dietary wishes

Ask about dietary wishes before the sale

Switch on an interest list and add a Choice question to the sign-up form. You see the answers counted per option, so the kitchen has numbers before tickets go on sale.

  • A Text question collects a free answer
  • Download the sign-ups and their answers as a CSV

Where do the menu and the allergens go?

On your own event page, in the sections you switch on.

About

The evening and the full menu, per language.

FAQ

Allergens, vegetarian options and what to expect.

Line-up / schedule

Your chefs and winemakers, course by course.

Photo gallery

The dishes, and last year's evenings.

Location

The restaurant or the farm, and how to get there.

Partners

The winery, the brewery and the baker.

Example

A harvest dinner with two sittings

One event page, four things to buy.

  1. Sold Out

    First sitting

    € 65+ € 0.50 fee

    24 places at 18:00. Full, so guests move on to the next one.

  2. On sale

    Second sitting

    € 65+ € 0.50 fee

    24 places at 20:30, with a sold bar that says almost sold out.

  3. Add-on

    Wine pairing

    € 24+ € 0.50 fee

    In the same order, and scanned when the first glass is poured.

  4. On request

    Private dining

    A Contact us button instead of a buy button, for a personal deal.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Make a ticket per sitting and set the number of places on each. When one is full it shows Sold Out and guests choose the other. You can also set when each ticket gets in at the door.

Yes, on a seating plan. You place round or rectangular tables and give a table a fixed price or a price per seat. With a fixed price, the guest books the whole table.

Yes. Add them as products under their own heading, such as Add-ons. They go in the same order as the ticket, and every item has its own QR code.

On your event page: in the About section, in the FAQ section or in the description of a ticket. All of these can be written per language.

Yes, on the sign-up form of your interest list. Add a Choice question or a Text question, and you see the answers counted before tickets go on sale.

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