ReservationFinder monitors OpenTable around the clock. When a table opens, you book directly on OpenTable — keeping your Dining Points and reservation history intact.
Here to find a booking you already made? Pull it up with the steps below. If the problem is the opposite one — the date you want shows nothing available — skip to the bottom of this section.
Every OpenTable booking triggers a confirmation email with the restaurant, date, time, and party size, plus links to modify or cancel. Search your inbox for "OpenTable" — check spam and the promotions tab too.
At opentable.com, open the account menu and choose "My reservations"; in the app it is the Reservations tab. Upcoming and past bookings both live there — provided you were signed in when you booked.
Guest bookings are not attached to an account, so they never appear under "My reservations". The manage and cancel links inside the confirmation email still work.
The restaurant sees its own book regardless of how the reservation was made. One call confirms whether you are actually on it — faster than hunting through an inbox.
That covers a table you already have. The harder problem is the one you do not: the night you want shows nothing available, and the openings that do appear get taken within minutes. ReservationFinder watches OpenTable around the clock and emails you the moment a table opens at the restaurants you are tracking. You book on OpenTable yourself, so your Dining Points and reservation history stay intact.
Set up an OpenTable alert →Choose your OpenTable restaurant, dates, party size, and preferred times.
Our system checks OpenTable around the clock for cancellations and new openings.
Receive an email (or SMS with Pro) with a direct link to book on OpenTable.
Explore city pages with high-demand restaurants, platform coverage, and more places worth tracking.
Classic fine-dining inventory plus major OpenTable demand at places like Gramercy Tavern and Don Angie.
Strong OpenTable coverage spanning tasting menus, steakhouses, and hard weekend tables.
Competitive coastal demand with a mix of destination restaurants and last-minute opportunity.
ReservationFinder monitors OpenTable restaurant availability around the clock. When a table matching your preferences opens up, we send you an instant alert with a direct link to book on OpenTable.
No. We monitor publicly available reservation data. You book directly on OpenTable using your own account when we alert you to an opening. Your credentials are never shared with us.
Yes! Since you complete the booking on OpenTable directly, you earn all your regular OpenTable Dining Points. ReservationFinder just helps you find the openings faster.
OpenTable's waitlist feature is helpful but can be slow. ReservationFinder checks continuously and covers multiple platforms (OpenTable, Resy, Tock, SevenRooms) so you have the best chance of catching cancellations.
With ReservationFinder Pro ($19.99/month), you can monitor up to 10 restaurants across OpenTable, Resy, Tock, and SevenRooms, plus follow entire cities for same-day availability alerts. Basic ($9.99/month) allows up to 4 restaurants, and there's a 7-day free trial to get started.
Check the confirmation email OpenTable sent when you booked — it contains the restaurant, date, time, and party size, plus links to modify or cancel. If you were signed in when you booked, the reservation also appears under "My reservations" at opentable.com or the Reservations tab in the app. Guest bookings are not attached to an account, so the confirmation email is your only handle. If you still cannot find it, call the restaurant directly — they can see their own book regardless of how the reservation was made.
Many restaurants release reservations 14-30 days in advance, often at midnight or 9-10 AM local time. Our monitoring catches both scheduled releases and cancellation-based openings throughout the day.