How to Get a Reservation at Staplehouse
Inman Park · Atlanta
Staplehouse is an Inman Park restaurant with a unique mission, all profits benefit the Giving Kitchen, a nonprofit supporting food service workers in crisis. The seasonal tasting menu has earned it national recognition beyond its philanthropic model.
Why Is It So Hard to Book?
Staplehouse is both excellent and meaningful. A rare combination that draws diners who want their dollars to do more than fund a meal. High demand in a small space keeps it booked.
Tips for Getting a Table at Staplehouse
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Staplehouse releases the following month's reservations on Tock at noon on the second Friday of each month.
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The tasting menu format requires time. Plan for a 2-3 hour dinner.
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Weeknight dinner is more available and the restaurant is just as special.
How to Book Staplehouse
Staplehouse takes reservations through Tock, which ResTracker does not monitor. Watch its Tock page for release dates and join its waitlist there. For hard-to-book restaurants on Resy and OpenTable, ResTracker checks every few minutes and emails you the moment a slot opens up.
Try ResTracker FreeFrequently Asked Questions
Is Staplehouse on Resy or OpenTable?
Staplehouse takes reservations through Tock, not Resy or OpenTable.
When do reservations open at Staplehouse?
Staplehouse releases the following month's reservations on Tock at noon on the second Friday of each month.
What neighborhood is Staplehouse in?
Staplehouse is located in Inman Park, Atlanta.
What makes Staplehouse unique?
All of Staplehouse's profits go to the Giving Kitchen, a nonprofit supporting food service workers facing crisis. Dining there directly supports Atlanta's food service community.
What kind of food does Staplehouse serve?
Staplehouse serves a seasonal tasting menu that has earned national recognition for its quality and creativity. Plan for a 2–3 hour dinner experience.