Majordomo releases reservations on OpenTable 30 days ahead. The exact hour is not confirmed yet. A table for two was open on 97% of dates, so booking ahead works.
Last updated . Source: SnagRes availability record, 43,438 checks of Majordomo through 19 October 2026. How we measure. Open dataset.
30 days in advance, including the current day, on OpenTable. Majordomo's own FAQ says: "Reservations are available 30 days in advance, including the current day." It does not publish a clock time.
OpenTable. Majordomo's FAQ says it accepts reservations online through OpenTable.
Yes, at its bar and kitchen counters, according to its FAQ. The main dining room is reserved through OpenTable.
At our latest reading (19 October 2026), Majordomo showed a table for two on 97% of the dates in its window, from 43,438 checks. SnagRes began measuring it in late September 2026, so this is an early reading and will move.
Yes. SnagRes watches Majordomo's OpenTable calendar and texts or emails you the moment a table opens on a date you picked. It never books or holds the table: you book it yourself with the restaurant.
Majordomo's own FAQ says: "Reservations are available 30 days in advance, including the current day." The book rolls forward a day at a time, so each day brings one new date into reach. It books online through OpenTable.
The FAQ does not name a clock time for the new date, and we do not assume one. Checking the OpenTable calendar early in the day is the practical approach.
Yes, at the counters. The FAQ says: "We accept walk-ins at our bar and kitchen counters." The dining room is the part to book ahead.
The FAQ says: "Groups of up to ten can be accommodated in our main dining room." Larger parties are handled by email through the restaurant's events team rather than online.
Our latest reading, dated 19 October 2026, showed a bookable table for two on 97% of the dates in Majordomo's booking window, and 97% for four, across 43,438 checks.
Treat that as an early reading. Los Angeles joined our tracker in late September 2026, and SnagRes began measuring Majordomo at the end of that month, so the figure rests on a single short run of checks rather than months of history. It will move as checks accumulate. We track 72 Los Angeles restaurants in total.
Look at the date 30 days out, counting today, when you want a specific night. For something sooner, check OpenTable for open dates or try the bar and kitchen counters as a walk-in.
If the dates you want are gone, the route in is a cancellation. Plans change and tables come back onto the OpenTable calendar at hours nobody predicts. SnagRes checks Majordomo's calendar continuously and texts or emails you the moment a table opens on a date you picked.
SnagRes never books for you, never holds a table and never resells one. It tells you a table is free, and you book it yourself with the restaurant.
Reservations are available 30 days in advance, including the current day.
Majordomo takes reservations on OpenTable 30 days in advance, including the current day, and keeps its bar and kitchen counters for walk-ins. Here is the rule in its own words, and how to catch a table that comes back.
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Majordomo releases reservations 30 days ahead, and its calendar runs about 30 days deep in our checks. At the last check a table for two was bookable on 97% of the dates in that window, so booking a few days ahead is usually enough.
Majordomo's calendar reaches 1 December on Sunday, 1 November, and each later date follows the same rule: 30 days ahead. Hours are local to the restaurant.
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