GoEatOut allows you to create your own groups of friends so that you can stay connected. You can find and add friends to groups for joining events, game, party, gathering or simply chit chat!

A group is a collection of people who share something in common.

For example, you could start a group in your area called "My Eating Story" or even a special interest group, maybe something like "Buffet Maniac". You can make as many groups of friends as you like and use the groups to make organizing your events and meeting easier.

How to make good use of a group...

1. Make a new group and call it whatever you like; "My Friends" is a good start!
2. You can then decide if anyone can join your group, or if it is invite-only
3. Select some member from Members Directory or just type in your friends email to invite them.
4. You can join other groups to be invited to more games and events.
5. When you are organizing an Event you can invite your groups of friends to save time.
6. Send Message to a whole group of your friends at once (They can receive a message on GoEatOut and an email if they wish)
7. The good news is that we listened to some of your suggestions and this functionality is going to get even better!
   

Welcome to Group Detail Guide.

Visitor

• If you're invited by the Group, please login and click the "Accept Membership" to be a member or " Decline" to reject the invitation.
• If you wish to ask group member quesitons, you can click the "Send Message" Icon on the userlist below. Normally, the 1st one is the Group Host.

Group Member

• After you joined in the group, you can manage or send message to all group members in your "My Group Manager" tab in "Groups" Page.
• If you wish to Leave a Group, Login and go to Group Detail Page and Click on the "Leave Group" button.

Inviting Members

• You only able to  invite members if you are the Group Leader. There will be a "Invite New Member" button below the Group Detail Page. All of the invited members will receive your invitation email and decide whether or not joining your group.