This partnership could give you exclusive access to premium reservations through OpenTable.
Capital One and OpenTable announced a new partnership giving cardholders exclusive access to premium reservations at prime dining times in select cities, after a one-time verification.
"Through this partnership, we're able to bring our credit cardholders hard-to-get reservations at nearly 300 restaurants in 15+ different U.S. cities," Lauren Liss, vice president of U.S. Cards at Capital One, said in the press release. This new partnership provides Capital One cardholders with the opportunity to book tables at trendy restaurants, such as Girl & the Goat in Chicago, NoMad Restaurant in Los Angeles, Daniel in New York City, International Smoke in San Francisco and Bresca in Washington D.C.
Prime dining times are Thursday, Friday and Saturday night dinners as well as Sunday brunch. Capital One cardholders can book reservations for two or four people. And you can book as many reservations as you like, but you can't make multiple reservations for the same time period.Download the OpenTable App or update to the latest version.
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