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Project Name & Location: L’Étoile de Bordeaux — 9500 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills.
The Core Concept: An ultra-luxury fine dining platform designed to eliminate administrative friction for solo restaurant owners by automating inbound inquiries into confirmed reservations.
Challenge Requirements & Execution:
Frictionless Booking: Streamlined customer scheduling for date, time, and party size across distinct ambiances (Main Dining Room, Romantic Corner, Chef's Table).
Hyper-Personalization: Integrated occasion tracking (proposals, birthdays) and custom table notes.
Instant LUX Pass: Automated digital QR pass generation for seamless guest entry.
Dashboard Automation: Built-in real-time attendance, guest lists, and weekly occupancy analytics.
Project Link: https://etoile-booking-elevated.lovable.app/
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