OpenTable Coupon Codes

OpenTable helps diners book reservations at participating restaurants and to join waitlists. The service also covers related account features, confirmations, and updates by email or electronic messages. Use this page as a quick reference for how reservations, cancellations, and related services work within OpenTable.

• Reservations and waitlists are managed through OpenTable’s websites, mobile sites, and apps.
• Confirmation and updates are sent via email or other electronic messages as agreed with you.
• Your use is governed by OpenTable’s Terms of Use and related Policies.

OpenTable has a policy to help maintain high service quality for diners and restaurants. If you cannot honor a reservation, you should cancel in advance according to the restaurant’s policy. No-shows are tracked, and repeated no-shows can affect your account status.

• Cancel at least 30 minutes before the reservation time (where required by policy).
• Some restaurants may require a debit or credit card and may place a temporary authorization to verify payment details.

For certain restaurants, OpenTable may require valid card information to finalize a reservation. A temporary authorization may be placed to verify the card, and that authorization is usually removed after verification.

• Temporary authorization timing is typically a matter of a few days.
• OpenTable’s handling of card information is described in its privacy and use policies.

OpenTable supports gift card purchases and use as part of its payment options. The Terms of Use and Privacy Policy govern how payments, gift cards, and account information are managed.

• Gift card terms and redemption are defined in the account flow and policy documents.
• Payment processing is handled by OpenTable and its payment partners per policy.

OpenTable collects information to provide services, customize experiences, and handle bookings. Personal data may be shared with restaurants, group companies, service providers, and partners as described in the Privacy Policy.

• Data transfers and international processing are covered by the policy where applicable.
• You have rights to access, update, and control certain data under applicable law.

OpenTable’s store page references real coupons and offers as part of the shopping experience. While this guide cannot display codes, you’ll typically apply codes during checkout or at the point of reservation where supported by the store policy. Always review the Terms of Use and the coupon section on the store page for any restrictions.

• Coupons may have exclusions or requirements described in the policy sections.
• New-customer or first-reservation incentives may be part of active offers where stated on the page.

To maximize savings on OpenTable, consider using offers that are stated on the store page, keep an eye on new coupons as they appear, and leverage general shopping strategy tips like building a reservation cart when possible and using any available extensions or tools that auto-apply the best valid code.

• Look for offers with clear discount sizing on the coupon page.
• New or returning-customer offers may appear periodically, subject to policy rules.

OpenTable reservations are not physical goods, so “shipping” does not apply. Delivery is not part of the reservation service. If you need to modify or cancel, use the reservation management tools as described in the Terms of Use.

• Cancellation windows and policies are determined by the restaurant and the terms shown at booking.
• No-shows can affect your account status as described in the no-show policy.

If you need help, use the support options described by OpenTable. The store page and policy documents indicate how to reach customer support channels for booking issues, policy questions, or disputes.

• Support channels are typically listed on the OpenTable site or in the account/help sections.
• Expect guidance through in-app messages, website help centers, or official support pages.