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Discount restaurant app plans to double Australian footprint within a year

The platform raised $10 million to expand its 50%-off dining offer. It will reach more Australian cities.

First Table lets diners book tables at restaurants during quiet hours. Diners get up to 50% off their food bill.

The platform now operates in 22 Australian cities. The platform has more than 1,500 restaurants and one million Australian users.

The funding round is backed by investors including Altered Capital and Icehouse Ventures. It will focus on Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

CEO Alex Cappy said the company expects to double in size in Australia over the next 12 months. This matches its growth from the past year.

Australians are dining out around 12% less often than before 2020. But they spend between 8% and 15% more per visit when they do.

10 million dollars
Funding raised
22 currently operating
Australian cities
More than 1,500
Restaurants partnered
One million-plus
Australian users

Why it mattersThe app helps restaurants fill empty seats during quieter times. It also gives diners a way to eat out cheaper. This matters during the cost-of-living squeeze.

AustraliaMore Australian diners now have access to significant discounts at a wider range of restaurants, particularly in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

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