A dinner chat can collect twenty suggestions without choosing one. Give the group a short list and a deadline, so everyone knows when the decision will be made.
Agree on the essentials first
Ask about budget, location, dietary needs and accessibility before voting. A popular option is not useful if someone cannot eat there.
Create a dinner room
Choose a clear name, such as Friday dinner, and set a deadline early enough to check availability. Share the room invitation in your group chat; everyone joins with an account.
Add a few realistic options
Members can suggest places and add useful details, such as price range or travel time. Vote Yea or Nay on other members’ suggestions and use comments to clarify questions.
Check the result, then book
When voting closes, review the result. If options tie, discuss the tied winners. Check the restaurant’s opening hours and availability yourself: Yea or Nay does not make reservations.
Group voting for plans with friends
More ways to make a plan
Start with a decision your group actually needs to make. These examples show how to turn a shortlist into a vote.