Chase Sapphire Reserve · $795 annual fee
How to use the Chase Sapphire Reserve dining credit
Use the Chase Sapphire Reserve at a participating Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables restaurant on OpenTable. The benefit provides up to $150 in statement credits from January through June and another $150 from July through December, for up to $300 per year.
Up to $150 in statement credits every six months at participating Exclusive Tables restaurants ($300/year).
$150
Semiannual
$300
Based on full eligible use
Semiannual
Verify the issuer terms
$795
per year
When does this benefit reset?
The first $150 period ends June 30 and the second ends December 31. Each half of the calendar year has its own maximum.
Where can you use this benefit?
How can you use this benefit?
Find a participating Exclusive Tables restaurant
Use the Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables collection on OpenTable or the current Chase benefit page to confirm that the restaurant participates.
Review the payment path
Check the current terms before ordering, especially if the payment would run through a delivery service, marketplace, or other third party.
Pay with the Sapphire Reserve
Use the eligible card for the qualifying restaurant purchase and keep the receipt until the statement credit posts.
Track each half of the year separately
Review usage before June 30 and December 31 because each six-month period has its own $150 maximum.
Common mistakes to avoid
- •Assuming any restaurant on OpenTable qualifies instead of checking the Exclusive Tables collection.
- •Treating the $300 annual amount as one balance instead of two $150 periods.
- •Using a third-party payment path without checking whether the transaction will qualify.
Benefit terms and reset dates can change or vary by account. Verify current terms and account-specific dates with Chase.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Chase Sapphire Reserve dining credit?
The benefit provides up to $150 in statement credits from January through June and up to $150 from July through December, for up to $300 each year.
Which restaurants qualify for the dining credit?
Qualifying restaurants are part of the Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables program on OpenTable. Check the current list before dining because participation can change.
Do you need an OpenTable reservation to receive the credit?
Chase does not state that an OpenTable reservation is required. The restaurant must participate in Exclusive Tables, and the charge must be made directly with the restaurant and identifiable by Chase; third-party processors or delivery platforms may not qualify.
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Add the card and record usage manually on Free. With Pro, the browser extension can import issuer-reported activity for supported cards after you sign in on the issuer's website and remind you before eligible benefits reset.