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Restaurant Collaborations

We collaborate with restaurants to bring the Haus of More puzzle experience to their spaces. Elevate every dining experience into an unforgettable, shareable moment. You provide the food, and we make the experience unique.

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A group of three people sitting at a table in a cozy restaurant with exposed brick walls. They are engaged in a birthday or celebration, with a cake or gift box in the center. One woman is looking at the box, while a man and another woman observe. There are wine glasses, bottles, a menu, and a basket of bread on the table. Warm lighting from hanging bulbs creates an inviting atmosphere.

Dine. Decode. Discover.

Bring more than just food to your customers.

Keep guests engaged, entertained, and coming back for more with a unique, shareable experience designed to set your venue apart.

How It Works

We Supply the Puzzles

A curated selection of high-quality puzzle boxes, ready for your customers

You Offer the Experience

Customers can request a puzzle from the staff once seated

We Handle the Rest

Allow you to have a flexible partnership model and ongoing support

Designed for your space

Our puzzles are:

  • Compact and table-friendly

  • Designed not to interfere with food service

  • Satisfying to solve

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Why it works

Not just entertainment but a business advantage:

  • Keeps customers engaged while they wait or relax

  • Creates a memorable, shareable experience

  • Encourages repeat visits

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Restaurant Locations

Driven by curiosity and built on purpose, this is where bold thinking meets thoughtful execution. Let’s create something meaningful together.

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