If you pay attention to local foodie press, you’ve been hearing a lot about PrimeTime Tables, the new service that, essentially, scalps reservations at top restaurants. You’ve heard speculation about who’s behind it, debates about its morality, doubts about whether it actually works. But you haven’t heard what it’s like to actually use the service. Until now. This weekend, Grub Street’s Josh Ozersky pulled off a feat of participatory journalism the likes of which hasn’t been seen since George Plimpton last suited up in Detroit. Read all about it on Grub Street.
We Submit Ourselves to PrimeTime Tables [Grub Street]
