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    Know a restaurant whose tables are gone minutes after they are released? Tell us. A person reviews every suggestion. A restaurant joins the list only once its release rule has been read on its own site or booking page.

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    What fits

    • Tables gone within minutes of release.
    • Released at a set moment: a number of days ahead, or a set day each week or month.
    • Booked online, on its own site or a platform.

    Not published by itself: a person reviews each suggestion and writes to you with the outcome.

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    Every release rule on this site was read on the restaurant's own site or its booking page, or in a named press source where they are silent. Each entry lists its sources and the date it was last checked (latest: 19 October 2026). Restaurants change their rules without notice. Seen something wrong? Write to info@moltkebenjaminsen.com; we read every one.

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