July 3, 2025
What are Sapphire Reserve® Exclusive Tables?
Pam
Chase Sapphire Reserve® Exclusive Tables is a new credit card benefit for the card_name and card_name that makes their high annual fees easier to bear. Just when I thought Chase couldn’t impress me any more, they’ve rolled out something that’s a total game-changer for food lovers: Sapphire Reserve® Exclusive Tables.
With my card_name now proudly in my wallet (thank you, instant approval 🙌), I linked it to OpenTable and discovered a curated list of top-tier restaurants offering prime-time reservations—we’re talking peak Friday night, 7 PM type of slots at places that are usually booked out weeks in advance. The best part? No calls. No emails. Just click, book, and show up like a VIP. I love the aspect of not having to make a call!
But would it work for me? I couldn’t wait to check out and see if it had restaurants that I would actually use. Many of these restaurants are found in large cities, including Denver, where I travel to often since it is only an hour away. I love to go there to see touring Broadway plays—could I combine that with a nice dinner? Here’s what I found in Denver:
- A5 Steakhouse
- Alma Fonda Fina
- Ash’Kara
- BRUTØ
- Cozobi Fonda Fina
- Frasca Food and Wine
- Kumoya
- Restaurant Olivia
- Rioja
- Sunday Vinyl
- Tavernetta
I checked out this one, which is located near Union Square, a fun area where I often stay.
It has several menu items that interest me and stellar reviews. I can certainly spend $150 and get that credit here semi-annually. Tavernetta is an excellent choice for me to use that credit.
I travel frequently to many large cities, so I know that I will not have trouble using this credit. Here are the cities that have Sapphire Reserve® Exclusive Tables.
Bottom Line
To anyone holding one of the eligible cards: link your card to OpenTable now. This is one of those low-key benefits that often go unnoticed but can deliver real value. Sapphire Reserve® Exclusive Tables is a benefit that I believe I can really take advantage of! Where are you eager to eat next?
Bon appétit, friends! 🍽️
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Is it a $150 semi-annual credit, and is it active now?
Yes, it is $300 annual($150 semi-annually) and is active now.