Companies Using OpenTable

I analysed OpenTable against our September 2026 crawl with one question in mind: which restaurants put OpenTable's booking widget on their own website? We find it on 4,129 domains, and 2,999 of them match a company record. OpenTable says on its About page that it serves more than 70,000 restaurants, bars, wineries and other venues, so this is the part of its customer base that sends website visitors to an OpenTable booking. Our note on technology detection methods explains how a script on a page becomes a detection.

What counts as an OpenTable restaurant here

We count a site when it loads OpenTable's reservation widget, embeds an OpenTable booking iframe or has a booking form that posts to OpenTable. A plain link to a restaurant's OpenTable page doesn't count. When we opened 24 random sites in a browser, 22 loaded the widget, one posted a booking form to OpenTable and one showed nothing. A restaurant that takes OpenTable bookings only through the app and opentable.com leaves no trace on its site, so the count is a floor.

The widget URL carries the restaurant's OpenTable ID, which lets us count restaurants as well as websites. The widgets on 2,255 of these sites carry 2,538 distinct restaurant IDs. Most sites book for one restaurant, but groups load many from one page: Perry's Steakhouse lists 22 restaurant IDs on its site and Boka Restaurant Group 17. The IDs also expose copies. Restaurant ID 412810 sits on 20 unrelated sites, all built on ThemeREX restaurant themes that ship with a demo reservation widget. A pasted widget isn't a reservation account, so those 20 stay out of the named list. They're 0.5% of the count.

The chart climbs from 2,547 domains in June to 4,129 in September, and that isn't adoption. 35.6% of today's live domains were first seen in August or September, as our crawl reached more restaurant websites.

"The restaurant ID inside the widget is the useful part. It tells you how many dining rooms a website books for, and it shows when a widget came with a theme rather than an account." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: every site on this list already takes bookings online. If you sell restaurant websites, local SEO or guest marketing, that's a buyer who treats the site as a booking channel.

Small restaurants, and groups with many rooms

Of 2,842 matched companies with a known headcount, 51.41% have 1 to 10 employees and 36.84% have 11 to 50, which fits businesses that staff a kitchen and a floor. 19 companies have more than 1,000 employees, and 13 of them are in the named list: groups like Boka, Bluegrass Hospitality Group and Oliver & Bonacini, plus hotels and casinos. No single owner dominates: the largest set of sites sharing restaurant IDs is six, Bartolotta's restaurants in Milwaukee. The 657 companies that list a founding year lean to the 2010s (38.66%).

Sales signal: start with the groups. One decision at Boka covers 17 restaurant IDs on a single site, and because each venue has its own ID in the widget, you can see how many dining rooms an account covers before the first call.

American restaurants, with local sites abroad

2,295 of the 2,999 matched companies are in the United States. The United Kingdom (193), Canada (137), Germany (83) and Australia (71) follow, and restaurants there load the widget from OpenTable's local sites: opentable.co.uk for Apex Hotels in Edinburgh, opentable.ca for Local Public Eatery in Vancouver, opentable.com.mx for Lavaka in Mexico. Restaurants (69.6%), Hospitality (9.51%) and Food and Beverage Services (7.09%) cover 86.2% of matched companies with an industry.

Hotels and casinos are the other group. Okada Manila loads one widget for seven of its restaurants, South Point Casino in Las Vegas books five, and Park Hyatt Aviara in Carlsbad posts a booking form to OpenTable. They're customers for their restaurants, not for rooms.

Sales signal: filter to the United States and to groups first. Outside the US, only the UK and Canada have more than a hundred matched companies.

OpenTable, Resy, Tock and SevenRooms on the same crawl

The category chart ranks OpenTable 8th in Booking & Reservations at 5.67%, but that category mixes hotel engines and food ordering with table bookings. Among reservation tools on the same crawl, OpenTable's 4,129 websites sit close to DISH (4,607) and Zenchef (4,209) and well ahead of Resy (1,700) and Tock (1,688), which American Express owns. SevenRooms, part of DoorDash since 2025, shows up on 862 sites.

Few restaurants switch in a way we can see. Since March 2026, 16 domains that still run OpenTable have dropped Resy, and 7 that dropped OpenTable now run Resy. SevenRooms gained 5 and lost 1, and Tock moved 3 each way. 49 domains run OpenTable and Resy together today. None of these flows is big enough to publish as a switching table, so this page has none.

"The reservation wars get plenty of press, but on restaurant websites they move slowly. We've seen 15 sites leave OpenTable for Resy, SevenRooms or Tock since March, against more than four thousand OpenTable sites." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: the 49 sites running OpenTable and Resy side by side may be mid-decision or running a different system per venue. Check which venue uses which before you reach out.

The website stack around the widget

WordPress runs on 42.96% of the 4,139 live OpenTable domains and Squarespace on 21.33%. Squarespace ships a built-in OpenTable block, and in our browser checks Squarespace restaurants loaded the widget through it. Elementor appears on 14.18% and WP Engine hosts 6.43%. Marketing tags are thin: the Facebook Pixel is on 20.08%, Google Ads conversion tracking on 5.48% and the TikTok Pixel on 0.8%.

Sales signal: about four in five of these restaurants run no Facebook Pixel. OpenTable lists digital advertising in its own plans, so a paid-marketing pitch should say what it adds on top.

What G2 reviewers say, and what the price list explains

OpenTable for Restaurants scores 4.4 out of 5 from 284 G2 reviews. Ease of use leads the praise (26 mentions), then reservation management (21). The top complaint is cost: 16 mentions call it expensive and point at per-cover fees.

OpenTable's US price list, as of 26 September 2026, explains the complaint. Plans cost $149, $299 or $499 a month, and each diner who books through OpenTable's own network costs $1.50 on Basic and $1 on Core and Pro. Bookings through the restaurant's website widget are free on Core and Pro. So the widget we detect is the booking channel OpenTable doesn't charge per diner for on its two larger plans.

Sales signal: restaurants that push guests to their own website widget are cutting their cover bill. Anything that grows direct bookings, from local SEO to email, speaks to the complaint G2 reviewers raise most.

Key takeaways

1. 4,129 restaurant websites run the OpenTable widget, carrying 2,538 restaurant IDs: a floor on OpenTable's 70,000+ venues.

2. 2,295 of 2,999 matched companies are American, and 86.2% are restaurants, hospitality or food and beverage businesses.

3. Restaurant groups, hotels and casinos are the large accounts; the biggest set of sites sharing restaurant IDs is six.

4. Switching to Resy, SevenRooms or Tock is rare on the sites we crawl: 15 since March 2026.

5. WordPress (42.96%) and Squarespace (21.33%) carry most of the widgets.

How to use this list

Filter to the United States, then to companies with 11 or more employees to find the groups. Check the restaurant IDs in each site's widget to see how many venues an account covers. A workable opener: "Your site sends reservations to OpenTable. We help restaurants fill more of those tables direct, the channel OpenTable doesn't charge covers for on Core and Pro."

For the full list of 4,129 OpenTable domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.