Five Star Restaurant Reservations stores each booking as a custom post type with meta for date, party size, table preference, and any internal notes the front of house team adds after service. Post-meal feedback usually arrives via a follow-up email or a Gravity Forms entry and lives as additional meta on the same booking row. The default plugin dashboard shows a booking list, which works for the kitchen but tells a prospective diner nothing.

SleekView Feedback reads the same rows, groups them by dish, seating area, or service type, and renders each review as a card with a title, vote count, guest first name, category pill, and status pill. Filter chips let future diners narrow to a single dish, a specific section, or a status like Resolved or Planned. The upvote button on every card sorts the loudest signals to the top of the board automatically.

Upvotes write back to the same booking meta, so the totals on the public board match what shows up in your internal Five Star Restaurant Reservations reports. The page feels like a modern review portal, but the data stays inside WordPress and your team keeps using the same admin screens.

Five Star Restaurant Reservations is excellent at handling table bookings, but it leaves the storytelling and review work to whatever you bolt on top. The result, for most independent restaurants, is a private inbox full of post-meal feedback and an internal CSV of complaints that never reach the page where a diner decides where to eat. That gap quietly costs covers, because the credibility signal already exists in your booking data, it simply does not reach the page that matters.

SleekView Feedback gives the same data a public surface. Reviews appear as cards with vote counts, statuses, and category pills, so a single page answers the questions every diner cares about. Visitors filter by dish or seating in a click, then upvote the items that match their priorities.

The data never leaves Five Star Reservations, the source of truth stays inside WordPress, and yet the result reads like a polished review portal built for restaurants. Over a season, that board becomes the strongest page in the funnel because every card is a real guest's experience and your team's response right next to it.