Tao Group Hospitality Rewards

Food & Drink · Tao Group Hospitality

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464 ratings
4.6
Installs
100K+
Price
Free
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If you already spend evenings at Tao Group's restaurants, lounges and clubs, this app is the piece that turns those visits into something you can spend later. It is a free loyalty program in app form, and the pitch is straightforward: eat and drink at the group's venues, collect points on what you spend, and convert them into Rewards Dollars you can use on a future visit. The membership is also described as opening up benefits and experiences beyond the points themselves.

That framing tells you most of what you need to know about fit. This is not a discovery app for finding somewhere new to eat in a city you have never visited, and it is not a general dining guide. It is a companion for people who are already regulars, or who plan to become regulars, across a portfolio that spans restaurants, rooftop bars, dayclubs and nightclubs. If your nights out already run through those doors, the app is the natural place to keep track of what you are owed.

Points on every dollar, and how the math works

The earning mechanic is the heart of the program. Members collect one point for every dollar spent with the group, and every 200 points convert into 10 Rewards Dollars. That is the whole exchange rate in plain terms: a run of dinners and nights out builds a balance, and the balance eventually turns into spendable credit.

I like that the conversion is stated so plainly. There is no tier chart to decode, just a single ratio that applies across the portfolio. What appeals to me here is the breadth of where those dollars can be earned. A dinner, a round of drinks at a rooftop bar, a dayclub afternoon and a nightclub evening all feed the same balance, so the points accumulate faster than they would if the program were tied to one restaurant.

The trade-off is that the value only materializes if you keep coming back. Someone who visits once or twice a year will build a balance slowly, and the program's usefulness scales with how often the group's venues are already part of your routine. For frequent guests, the arithmetic is easy to follow and easy to justify.

Reservations and events in the same place

Beyond earning, the app handles the practical side of a night out. You can view availability and make reservations directly in the app, which keeps the booking in the same place as the points balance rather than sending you off to a separate site. For anyone who plans dinners and club nights in advance, having both in one app is a small but real convenience.

There is also a discovery layer: the app surfaces restaurant happenings and events in your city. That is a useful complement to the loyalty mechanic, since it gives members a reason to open the app between visits rather than only when they are ready to book. The developer describes the program as unlocking benefits and access to unique experiences, and the events feed is where that promise is most visible.

The app also covers celebrations. Members earn Rewards on private parties and gift cards, which extends the program past the ordinary dinner-and-drinks case. If you are organizing a group event or buying a gift card for someone who frequents these venues, that spending counts toward your balance as well.

What the app asks of you

The requirements are refreshingly simple. The app is free to download, there are no ads, and there are no in-app purchases to navigate. The program works the way a loyalty scheme should: you spend at the venues, you collect points, you convert them.

The real cost is behavioral rather than financial. To get anything out of the app you have to be a member and you have to spend at Tao Group's restaurants, bars and clubs. The points do not come from anywhere else. That is the honest shape of the deal, and it is worth weighing before you install.

The app has been available since November 2020 and was last updated in August 2026, so it is a program that has been running for a while and is still being maintained. It carries an Everyone content rating, which fits a loyalty and reservations tool, and it has been installed more than 100,000 times with a 4.6 average from 464 ratings. Those numbers suggest a user base that is broadly satisfied with what the app does, though they say nothing about how quickly any individual balance will grow.

Getting the most from a membership

The most useful habit is to treat the app as the front door to every visit rather than an afterthought. Book through it, check the events feed before you decide where to go, and let the points accumulate in one place. Because the conversion is a single ratio, there is no strategy to optimize, only consistency to maintain.

It also pays to think about the larger occasions. Private parties and gift cards both earn Rewards, so the moments when you are already spending more are the moments when the program works hardest for you. If you are planning a celebration, running it through the app rather than around it is the difference between a balance that grows and one that stalls.

Finally, keep the app updated. There is no cost to any of this beyond the spending you were already doing.

A loyalty app for regulars of the group's venues

Tao Group Hospitality Rewards does one job and does it without clutter: it rewards spending at the group's restaurants, lounges, rooftop bars, dayclubs and nightclubs, and it makes booking those venues easy. The points math is transparent, the app is free with no ads or purchases, and the addition of events, private parties and gift cards gives members reasons to engage beyond the next reservation.

I would point this at people whose social calendar already runs through these venues. If you are a regular, the app converts nights you were going to have anyway into credit you can spend later, and there is little downside to keeping it installed. If you visit rarely, the balance will build slowly and the app will feel like a nice extra rather than a meaningful perk.

For the intended audience, the case is clear. It is a well-established program with a solid rating, a simple earning rule and a booking tool attached, and it asks nothing beyond membership and the spending you would already be doing at the group's venues.

The short verdict

A free, ad-free loyalty app that rewards regular spending at Tao Group's restaurants, bars and clubs with points that convert into Rewards Dollars.

What's new in version 2.100.10

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App specs

  • Version2.100.10
  • UpdatedAugust 20, 2026
  • Downloads100K+
  • RequiresAndroid 7.0+
  • PriceFree
  • Age ratingEveryone

Tao Group Hospitality Rewards: frequently asked questions

How do the points and Rewards Dollars work?

Members earn one point for every dollar spent with Tao Group Hospitality. Every 200 points convert into 10 Rewards Dollars, which is the single exchange rate the program uses. The balance grows in direct proportion to your spending.

Can I book a table through the app?

Yes. The app lets members view availability and make reservations directly, covering the group's restaurants as well as its lounges, rooftop bars, dayclubs and nightclubs. Keeping the booking in the same app as your points balance means you do not need a separate reservation service.

Does the app cost anything or show ads?

The app is free to download, contains no ads and offers no in-app purchases.

Do private parties and gift cards earn rewards?

They do. The program states that members earn Rewards on private parties and gift cards as well as on ordinary dining and drinks. That makes larger occasions, such as a celebration or a gift for someone who frequents the venues, count toward your balance.

What can I find out about events in my city?

The app includes a discovery section for restaurant happenings and events in your city. It gives members a reason to check in between visits rather than only when booking. The developer frames this as part of the benefits and experiences that come with membership.

Pros

  • Free with no ads or in-app purchases
  • One point per dollar spent
  • 200 points convert to 10 Rewards Dollars
  • Reservations bookable inside the app
  • Rewards on private parties and gift cards

Cons

  • Points only earned at Tao Group venues
  • Value depends on how often you visit
  • Rewards Dollars limited to the portfolio

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