Chase Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables Guide (October 2026)
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Sapphire Reserve Dining: Major Changes, 32 New (Oct 2026)
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nextcard teamPublished Jul 8, 2026Updated Oct 2, 2026
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Chase updated the Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables roster on October 01, 2026 adding 32 restaurants and removing 3… bringing the program to a total of 436 restaurants (yay).
The list can change without notice, so check the current roster before dining if you plan to use the Sapphire Reserve dining credit.
TL;DR:
Chase added 32 restaurants on October 01, 2026
New York added 8 new restaurants, bringing it a total of 52 restaurants
Chicago, Los Angeles, and Nashville all gained 2 new restaurants each
You do not need an Exclusive Tables reservation to earn the credit. Pay directly with your Sapphire Reserve card at a participating restaurant.
Verify that a restaurant is currently eligible before you go, especially if it appeared on an older version of the list.
What Changed on October 01, 2026
Chase added a bunch of new restaurants to the program at the start of the month.
Metric | Count |
|---|---|
Restaurants added | 32 |
Restaurants removed | 3 |
Net change | +29 |
How to Find Chase Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables Restaurants
The official OpenTable directory is useful for confirming eligibility, but it can be slow to scan when you only care about one city.
nextcard's Sapphire Reserve Dining Credit Map puts the current list in a searchable map and table, with city filters and separate views for newly added and removed restaurants.
Always verify the current roster before dining. A restaurant that qualified previously may no longer trigger the credit.
Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables Restaurants Added on October 01, 2026
The October update added the following 36 restaurants:
Anjin (Kansas City)
Bad Roman - Beverly Hills (Beverly Hills)
Bad Roman - New York (New York City)
Belly of the Beast (Houston)
Birdsong (San Francisco)
Christopher's at Wrigley Mansion (Phoenix)
Elcielo Miami (Miami)
Elcielo Washington DC (Washington, DC)
Honeysuckle Rose (Charleston)
Kōsen (Tampa)
Limusina (New York City)
Mulvaney's B&L (Sacramento)
Providence (Los Angeles)
Quality Bistro (New York City)
Quality Italian - New York (New York City)
Quality Italian- Denver (Denver)
Quality Meats (New York City)
schwa (Chicago)
Sparrow + Wolf (Las Vegas)
Swift & Sons (Chicago)
The Catbird Seat (Nashville)
The Patterson House (Nashville)
The Polo Room Palm Beach (Palm Beach)
The Ravenous Pig (Winter Park)
Twin Tails (New York City)
Vecino (Detroit)
Veritas (Columbus)
Wildweed (Cincinnati)
Wrigley Mansion - Geordie's (Phoenix)
Zou Zou's (New York City)
Lady Delilah (New York City)
Corner Office (New Mexico)
The roster is based on the latest tracked Exclusive Tables update. Verify eligibility through the official OpenTable directory before dining.
Restaurants Removed on October 01, 2026
The same update removed the following 3 Austin restaurants:
Clark's Oyster Bar
Jeffrey's restaurant
Perla's seafood and oyster bar
Cities with the Biggest Changes in the October Update
Overall, no one really “lost” here except Austin. New York clearly won a lot of new ground, but… it’s New York. A lot of the existing cities gained 1-2 new spots.
Actual city | Newly observed restaurants | Gain |
|---|---|---|
New York City | Quality Bistro; Quality Italian - New York; Quality Meats; Bad Roman - New York; Twin Tails; Limusina; Zou Zou’s; Lady Delilah | +8 |
Chicago | schwa; Swift & Sons | +2 |
Nashville | The Catbird Seat; The Patterson House | +2 |
Phoenix | Christopher’s at Wrigley Mansion; Wrigley Mansion - Geordie’s | +2 |
San Francisco | Birdsong | +1 |
Sacramento | Mulvaney’s B&L | +1 |
Los Angeles | Providence | +1 |
Beverly Hills | Bad Roman - Beverly Hills | +1 |
Final Thoughts on Tracking the Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables Network
A net gain of one restaurant makes this look like a small update, but the churn matters. Seventy-one restaurants changed status, and several cities saw meaningful gains or losses.
Use the nextcard Sapphire Reserve Dining Credit Map to check the current roster before making plans, then confirm eligibility through OpenTable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are the most common questions cardholders ask about how the Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables dining credit actually works in practice.
Do I need to book through OpenTable to earn the dining credit?
No. Pay with your Sapphire Reserve card directly at any participating restaurant and the credit applies automatically. You don't need to reserve through OpenTable or any specific booking channel to trigger it.
Can I split the bill across two Sapphire Reserve cards?
Yes, as long as each charge comes directly from the restaurant and not through a third-party processor.
Do unused credits roll over?
No. The H1 credit expires June 30 and the H2 credit runs through December 31 with no rollover into the following year. Miss a window and that value is gone.
How do I know if a restaurant is still on the list?
Check the nextcard Sapphire Reserve Dining Credit Map. The October update and current 436-restaurant inventory show why it is worth verifying eligibility before a reservation.
When does Chase add new Exclusive Tables restaurants?
Chase does not appear to follow a publicly announced schedule. Restaurants can be added or removed during periodic roster updates, including the October 01, 2026 refresh, so check the current list before making dining plans.
How often does the restaurant list change?
There is no fixed public schedule. The October update changed over 30 restaurants, and smaller changes may happen between larger refreshes. Do not assume a restaurant that qualified previously is still eligible.
