BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, TRX, NEAR, and 20+ others across 30+ networks. The routing engine picks the cheapest path between your asset and the card-issuance leg, so you can pay in whatever you actually hold.
Buy BR Guest Hospitality Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy BR Guest Hospitality gift cards with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, and 30+ other cryptos. Redeemable at participating BR Guest restaurants across the United States — Dos Caminos, Blue Water Grill, Strip House, and the rest of the NYC portfolio.
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What BR Guest Hospitality gift cards cover
BR Guest Hospitality runs a portfolio of New York City restaurants — Dos Caminos for Mexican, Blue Water Grill for seafood, Isabella’s on the Upper West Side, Ruby Foo’s, and the Strip House steakhouse group with locations in Midtown and the West Village. One card covers the whole roster, so the recipient picks the room: a long dinner at Strip House, brunch at Isabella’s, margaritas at Dos Caminos. Redemption is at participating US locations on the BR Guest list. If you’re paying in BTC or USDT and gifting to someone who actually eats in Manhattan, this is the card that doesn’t force them into a single cuisine.
Why pay in crypto for a restaurant gift card
Most gift-card flows on restaurant group sites want a US billing address, a card on file, and an account. That’s friction if you’re sending dinner from outside the US, settling a tab with someone in crypto, or just keeping the purchase off a card statement. uSwap takes BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, TRX, NEAR, and 20+ other assets, converts on the routing layer, and delivers a BR Guest Hospitality code by email. No account, no billing address, no card. The recipient redeems at the host stand or online — they never see the rail you paid on.
How the swap actually works
You pick BR Guest Hospitality, choose the denomination, and select what you want to pay in. uSwap quotes a rate, you send the deposit to a one-time address (or your persistent bridge URL, if you’ve bought before from this device), and the engine routes through the cheapest path across 30+ networks. Crypto-to-crypto legs run at 0% platform fee — uSwap doesn’t bake a spread into the quote. The gift-card spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine. The code lands in your inbox once the deposit confirms. You forward it, or you redeem it.
Recovery if something goes sideways
Restaurant group cards are normally a one-shot purchase: if the price moves between quote and confirm, or your transaction lands late, you eat the difference. uSwap gives you actual options. If a swap fails the quote window, you choose: take the new market rate, hold the deposit in the original asset until you want to try again, or refund back to a wallet you control. That’s the “anything in, anything out” guarantee applied to a card you’re probably buying as a gift — no support ticket, no waiting on a CSV reconciliation.
Privacy on the buyer side
Paying in XMR or routing through a privacy-forward chain means BR Guest Hospitality, the issuer, and the restaurant never see a wallet trail. The code itself is just a string — once it’s emailed, it works like any other gift card at the table. No KYC on the uSwap side for the crypto purchase. The card is still a US-redemption product subject to the restaurant group’s own terms when it’s used, but the purchase path stays on-chain and off your bank statement.
Who this is for
Anyone sending dinner to someone in NYC: remote workers paying a US team in stablecoins who want to send a real gift, families abroad covering a birthday at Dos Caminos, freelancers settling an invoice with a meal instead of an invoice. Also useful for crypto holders who’d rather spend a sliver of ETH or XMR on a steak at Strip House than off-ramp through an exchange, file a 1099, and then book a reservation. The conversion happens once, at the moment of purchase, and the recipient gets a gift card they’d actually use.