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What cadence works at Easter or Christmas?

At Easter or Christmas two emails fit: one with the real hours and another, if there is room, with that holiday’s menu. A daily notice does not fit: people who already booked get annoyed, and people who have not do not decide by repetition.

First lock which days you open and the capacity of each.

The miss is sending the Christmas Eve menu four times and never saying the 26th is closed.

The hours email is dated and, if there is a table, the menu email, with anyone already booked taken off the second.

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