Reservation system FRANK conquers the top of Dutch gastronomy

9-1-2026

  • Luc Kusters - restaurant Bolenius Rembrandtpark uses FRANKLuc Kusters - restaurant Bolenius Rembrandtpark uses FRANK
  • Adrian Zarzo of restaurant Zarzo uses FRANKAdrian Zarzo of restaurant Zarzo uses FRANK
  • Vlnr Fabian Loveriks van de 1NUL8-Group which uses FRANK en Arthur BassantVlnr Fabian Loveriks van de 1NUL8-Group which uses FRANK en Arthur Bassant

Even before its official launch, the Dutch reservation system FRANK has already gained a prominent position within Dutch gastronomy. While the system will officially debut on 12 January 2026 at the Wine Professional trade fair in Amsterdam, numerous leaders in Dutch gastronomy are already working with the software. Its focus on AI and seamless integration of reservations and guest data already make FRANK the new standard for hospitality.

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Leading figures in Dutch gastronomy who already use the FRANK reservation system

Among the first users of FRANK are Michelin-starred restaurants such as De Kromme Watergang in Hoofdplaat, ‘t Lansink in Hengelo, Bolenius Rembrandtpark in Amsterdam, Tante Koosje in Loenen aan de Vecht, FG Restaurant in Rotterdam, VISTA in Willemstad, SENSE in Vught and Zarzo in Eindhoven. In addition, leading restaurants in the higher segment are also joining, including YANO in Rotterdam, DenC in Amsterdam, Lakehouse in Bergschenhoek and all locations of the 1NUL8 Group.

Vlnr Arthur Bassant en François Geurds van FG Restaurant which uses FRANK

Vlnr Arthur Bassant en François Geurds van FG Restaurant which uses FRANK

FRANK is more than just a reservation system

FRANK brings reservations, guest data and artificial intelligence together in one integrated system. The platform has been built from the ground up, making AI not an afterthought, but a fundamental part of the system. This enables restaurateurs to make better decisions about table occupancy, guest relations and capacity. Luc Kusters of restaurant Bolenius Rembrandtpark in Amsterdam also confirms that this complex technology takes the pressure off users: ‘Simple is not easy’. It is precisely this hidden complexity that ensures a flawless experience, as Floris van der Sluis and Fabian Loveriks of Rotterdam’s 1NUL8 Group agree: ‘FRANK works so intuitively that our entire team understood it within a minute. That’s how it should be.’

The team behind FRANK consists of experienced specialists with backgrounds at Formitable, Booking, HEERLIJK.nl and Temper, among others. This combination of experience, technology and focus makes it possible to switch gears quickly and offer a strong alternative to existing international players.

Rapid growth for FRANK reservation system

According to founder Arthur Bassant, the speed with which FRANK gained traction came as a surprise. “You come up with something and hope for success, but you never expect it to happen so quickly. It feels special to see new restaurants going live every day. I am especially grateful to the team for this, and to the hospitality entrepreneurs who have shown their confidence in us. The growth is now continuing rapidly. Hundreds of new restaurants will be connected in the first quarter of 2026. In January 2026 alone, two to three businesses are scheduled to go live every day.”

Get to know FRANK

During the Wine Professional 2026 trade fair from Monday 12 January to Wednesday 14 January 2026, FRANK will demonstrate how the system works in practice within fine dining. This is not a vision of the future, but a solution that is already being used today by leading restaurants. Arthur Bassant: “Hospitality professionals and media who want to experience FRANK up close are welcome to visit stand 502. A glass of champagne will be waiting for you. A presentation, including an entrance ticket to Wine Professional if desired, can be reserved via their website.

 

Website: reservation system FRANK

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