About EarnTable
EarnTable answers one question: where do your dining credits and rewards actually work? We map restaurants to the programs that reward you for eating there, and back it up with community reports from diners.
What we cover
Card-linked dining credits and rewards programs are scattered across a dozen apps, each with its own eligibility list that changes without notice. EarnTable brings them into one view. Amex dining credits through Resy are live today, and we are expanding to more programs, including booking programs like OpenTable, points programs like Bilt, and cash-back programs like Rakuten and Rewards Network.
For each restaurant we show which programs list it and, where we have the data, whether it accepts Amex and whether gift cards are available, plus, uniquely, warnings when diners report that a credit didn't post or a restaurant's statement descriptor looks like it might not trigger the credit.
Why it exists
Dining credits fail silently. A restaurant leaves a program, a charge processes through a hotel, a statement descriptor doesn't match, and the credit you counted on never posts. The official apps rarely surface any of this. EarnTable exists to make the opaque parts visible: what the programs currently list, what changed recently, and what other diners experienced at the register.
How the data is sourced
- Program listings: we ingest the public eligibility lists of the programs we cover on a recurring basis (typically daily for our primary sources) and track additions, removals, and eligibility changes over time.
- Community reports: diners report whether their credit posted, what the statement descriptor was, and whether the restaurant took their card. These reports power the warning flags we show when something looks off.
Eligibility, credits, and offer terms change at any time. Always confirm in the official program app before you rely on a listing.
Independence
EarnTable is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by American Express, Chase, Resy, OpenTable, Bilt, Rakuten, Rewards Network, Seated, Blackbird, InKind, Franki, or any restaurant. Program and company names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe where benefits apply.
Corrections & contact
Spot something wrong, like a closed restaurant, a stale listing, or a credit that didn't work? Send us feedback. Restaurant owners can use the same channel for corrections or removal requests.
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