Since this came up again, I noticed that it still isn’t working right for our setup. We set wordpress to the right timezone. But I think our database and webserver are both configured with different timezones.

Am I right to assume that the plugin saves and displays datetimes only from wordpress’ setting? Can database or webserver settings have any effect on the report screen?

This would work on the page where the actual menu items are being displayed right? because that’s where the wppizza-loop-xxx.php files get executed.
But on the page I’m currently displaying, I don’t display any menu items. Just all the pages that contain menu items. To explain it a little more:

This page displays a list of pages:
http://www.ynot-takeout.com/restaurants/

I’m putting out links to the pages with something like this:
query_posts(array(‘showposts’ => 99, ‘post_parent’ => $this_page_id, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘title’));

while (have_posts()) { 
//display <a>"><?php echo the_title() ?></a>                 
}

But I would like to change that loop to something like this:

while (have_posts()) { 
$id = the_id();
$class = 'open';
if (is_the_page_closed($id)){
$class= 'closed';
}
//<a class="<?php echo $class ?>" href="<?php echo the_permalink() ?>"><?php echo the_title() ?></a>
}

if the server has to run through all the menu items first, that would make it necessary to query 1300 items and I don’t think that is going to help performance…
Or if I think of another solution, would it be possible for me to read the wppizza-tm-options to get the something like options[‘pageid’][‘openingtimes’] and then check by myself if the page is currently open or closed?

Thanks