Connecting TheFork to your restaurant website: coming soon to Sitebite

TheFork (formerly LaFourchette) is one of the largest restaurant booking platforms in France and beyond. Many hospitality owners already use it for their bookings and want to connect it to their own website. A direct connection with TheFork is in development at Sitebite and will be available soon.

Why connect TheFork?

Already using TheFork for your table management and bookings? Then you’ll want guests to be able to book through your own website too, with no need to switch systems. Just as is already possible with Formitable, Zenchef, Resengo and other systems, that option is coming for TheFork as well.

What you can already do now

While the direct connection is being finished, you can still make your TheFork booking page reachable from your site, for example via a booking button that links to your TheFork page. It’s not as seamless as a full connection, but it does get guests straight to your booking options.

Prefer to use a system that’s already directly connectable? Then check out the overview of supported booking systems.

What the connection will add

With the direct connection, a guest will soon book right within your own site, with no detour to an external page. That means fewer drop-offs between “I want to book” and a confirmed booking, and a booking button that looks just like the rest of your site.

Watch this article

Once the connection is live, we’ll update this article with the steps to connect TheFork to your site. Want early access, or have questions about your current TheFork setup? Get in touch with our team.