Chase Sapphire Reserve Dining Credit Restaurants Map (Unofficial)

Is Dining Credit Map affiliated with Chase?

No. Dining Credit Map is an unofficial personal project. It is not affiliated with Chase, JPMorgan Chase, or OpenTable, and it does not book tables or apply the dining credit.

What is the Sapphire Reserve dining credit?

Chase's guide describes two $150 dining statement credits a year, one from January through June and one from July through December, on eligible dining purchases. Exclusive Tables, covered in that same guide, is reservation access at selected restaurants on OpenTable. Chase sets the rules, and they can change. Read Chase's guide before you count on a dollar amount.

Where do these restaurants come from?

Each pin is a restaurant that appeared on a public Exclusive Tables roster. This snapshot lists 445 restaurants in the United States. A row can be added, removed, or wrong after the last check on October 10, 2026 PT.

How do I use a restaurant on this map?

Search or filter the list, then open the restaurant on OpenTable. Confirm the visit still qualifies for the dining credit before you book. This site does not take reservations.

Why are some restaurants flagged?

Some restaurants are on only one public list, or they are listed as Exclusive Tables but do not appear in OpenTable's city selector. Those rows are tagged. Treat a tag as a reason to confirm on OpenTable, not as a guarantee.

How current is this list?

This copy was last checked on October 10, 2026 PT. What's new records restaurants added or removed since launch. The live eligible list is on OpenTable.