Dinner is easier when your circle is already talking.
Friends-only, never public reviews. See where friends eat in Montreal, what they thought of it, which quartier is pulling tonight, and where real Regulars Pricing is active, like $12 instead of $16.
People you'd actually ask.
No public reviews. No star ratings. No strangers. Friends you choose — and you can change your mind anytime.
Add the friends whose taste you trust.
Send invites by contact or by link. Both of you confirm. That's the entire onboarding — there's no audience, no follow request, no follower count.
See where friends are going, not what they think.
Check-ins, saves, follows, votes — the things people do when they actually like a place. No public ratings. No score out of five. Just signal.
Notes after the meal — for your circle only.
One line about what was actually good. Not a review. Not a rating. Just the kind of tip you'd text your best friend after dinner.
Way better than asking the group chat
where to eat for the sixth Friday in a row.
Plans & polls
Start with the plan, not a blank poll.
No more dropping ten places into the group chat and hoping. Tell Margot what you are trying to do — she asks a couple of quick questions, suggests a short list, then turns it into a poll the moment friends need to weigh in.
Friends-only. Opt-in. Always.
Regulars is not a public review network. There is no profile to find on Google. There is no leaderboard. There is no follower count to perform for.
You decide who sees your activity, on a per-friend basis. You can pause your activity any time. You can leave a friend's circle without making it a thing.
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Mutual confirmations only
Both sides confirm before anyone is added. No followers, no public profile. -
Hide your activity, anytime
Per-friend visibility toggles, or a global "hide for 24 hours" button when you want to disappear. -
No data sold. Ever.
Restaurants see check-ins, not your contact info. Advertisers see nothing. -
Leave gracefully
Remove a friend with a single tap. The other side just stops seeing your activity — no notification.
Send the link. Eat together.
Regulars gets good the night your circle shows up. So invites are simple: one link, one tap. Your friends don't need to download anything to RSVP to a plan.
"come on regulars so we can stop guessing where to eat. i'm at little burgundy again btw"