"Hidden" Exclusive Table restaurants in Salt Lake City, Indianapolis, Aspen etc
A few weeks ago, a Redditor posted about how Utah shows 0 eligible restaurants, but if you go to the individual restaurants... you'll see the Sapphire Reserve eligible badge (second image). They also called Chase and got verbal confirmation that these were legit restaurants
After the recent Oct restaurant shuffle, we then heard similar chatter about this conflicting data. Obviously very confusing since the OpenTable's Utah page says 0 participating restaurants
Turns out, the official OpenTable Exclusive Tables page doesn't have every eligible restaurant listed? So we did some digging and found these "hidden" Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Table restaurants that aren't listed anywhere official:
- Cosmica (Salt Lake City, UT)
- Matteo Ristorante Italiano (Salt Lake City, UT)
- Prohibition (Salt Lake City, UT)
- Sunday's Best at the Post District (Salt Lake City, UT)
- Beholder (Indianapolis, IN)
- St Elmo (Indianapolis, IN)
- Bar Le Cote (Los Olivos, CA)
- Clark's Oyster Bar (Aspen, CO)
- The Copper Room (Yucca Valley, CA)
So how should you determine if a restaurant is eligible for the credit? Thankfully, there's only a few of these anomalies, but it seems like the OpenTable restaurant page itself will have the "unlock Sapphire Reserve access" badge on it
While we've updated our CSR dining credit map with these restaurants, curious if anyone is seeing anything else that isn't listed on OpenTable's site? Let us know and we can add in!
Updated map: https://www.nextcard.com/tools/csr-dining-credit-map
(ht for inspiring this investigation u/zacac1234)