Find Restaurants and Plan Visits
Atlas Rewards is built around a restaurant directory that helps guests decide where to dine. The Restaurants tab presents venue cards with search, filtering, and sorting controls, so users can narrow a nearby selection or browse the list alphabetically. Guests can move from restaurant discovery toward making a reservation when a venue supports that option.
The directory suits quick decisions as well as more deliberate planning. Someone looking for a familiar Atlas venue can scan names and descriptions, while another guest can compare different dining options before choosing a place. Keeping restaurants, venue discovery, and visit planning in the same workflow makes the app useful before a meal rather than only after points have been earned.
Promotions, Events, and Dining Ideas
The Promos tab turns the loyalty app into a place for finding reasons to visit. Users can browse exclusive events and restaurant promotions, open an entry for its featured venue, and read a short description before deciding whether it fits their plans. The restaurant feed and promo feed work together: one helps locate a place, while the other surfaces a particular experience or offer.
Promotional entries can be useful for spontaneous dinners and planned celebrations. The interface also surfaces Atlas Gift Cards, giving the app a clear way to connect dining occasions with gifting. Event dates, venue names, food-focused imagery, and concise descriptions make the browsing flow easier to scan when users want something more specific than a general restaurant list.
Points, Rewards, and Receipt Scanning
Points and rewards form the app's main loyalty loop. The program describes earning one point for every dollar spent, with reward levels at 500, 1,000, 1,500, and 2,000 points that correspond to $10, $20, $25, and $30 rewards. Guests can use the Wallet area to view or redeem available benefits once their account access is active.
A missed restaurant visit does not have to disappear from the rewards record. The Missed Visit area provides a Scan QR Code action for a receipt and says that receipts can be added for up to 48 hours after the visit. That makes the app useful after dining as well as before it, linking a paper receipt to the ongoing rewards journey.
Account Access and Everyday Controls
Atlas Rewards keeps its main areas visible in a five-part bottom navigation: Restaurants, Promos, Wallet, Missed Visit, and Profile. Guests can move from finding a venue to checking an offer or adding a receipt without hunting through nested menus. The layout is especially approachable for diners who use the app around a specific visit and want the relevant action close at hand.
Account tools sit behind the Create Account and Login choices, while Skip for Now lets a new user reach the restaurant browsing experience first. Wallet access is designed for viewing and redeeming rewards, and Profile provides a place to view or edit account details after sign-in. This separation keeps discovery open while reserving personal reward and profile controls for the user account.
