Resy vs OpenTable: which has more restaurants?

Places on Resy, OpenTable or both, as a share of places on either.

A restaurant is placed in a metro area by its map location; "level" means under 5 points apart.

• New York metro area: Resy (47%) and OpenTable (45%) are level; SevenRooms follows at 11%.
• Los Angeles area: OpenTable leads at 51%; Yelp (21%) and Resy (20%) are level behind it.
• Chicago area: OpenTable leads at 59%; Resy (14%) and SevenRooms (14%) are level behind it.
• Miami area: OpenTable leads at 58%; Resy (24%) and SevenRooms (24%) are level behind it.
• San Francisco area: OpenTable leads at 53%; Yelp is second at 24%.
• Washington DC area: OpenTable leads at 50%; Resy is second at 30%.
• Dallas area: OpenTable leads at 58%; Resy is second at 17%.
• Boston area: OpenTable leads at 57%; Resy is second at 23%.
• Philadelphia area: OpenTable leads at 53%; Resy is second at 31%.
• Atlanta area: OpenTable leads at 54%; Resy is second at 25%.
• Las Vegas area: OpenTable and SevenRooms are the two largest (45% and 40%); Yelp follows at 12%.
• Houston area: OpenTable leads at 58%; Toast Tables (13%), Resy (12%) and SevenRooms (12%) are level behind it.
• Seattle area: OpenTable leads at 45%; SevenRooms (14%), Tock (13%) and Toast Tables (13%) are level behind it.

What the shares measure. Each share is a platform's share of the restaurants that can be booked online on at least one of the booking platforms we track in that market. A restaurant on two platforms counts for both, so shares add up to more than 100%. A listing shows where a restaurant can be booked, not how many bookings it takes, and says nothing about bookings, revenue or contracts.

What counts as bookable.

• OpenTable: a restaurant profile that takes reservations; information-only listings and permanently closed profiles are left out.
• Resy: an active Resy venue.
• SevenRooms: a live SevenRooms venue with online booking switched on.
• Tock: a Tock venue with bookings switched on and dates open for booking.
• Toast Tables: only restaurants that have switched on Toast's online reservations. Restaurants that use Toast Tables only for the host stand or the waitlist are not counted.
• Yelp: a restaurant in Yelp's reservations search with at least one open booking time in the following week.
• TheFork (Europe): only restaurants TheFork marks as bookable that have dates open for booking. Listed-only restaurants are not counted.
• ResDiary (Europe): only restaurants with at least one open time in the next three months; demo and test diaries are left out.
• Zenchef (Europe): active accounts only; a Formitable account that moved to Zenchef counts once, as Zenchef.
• Other European platforms (DISH Reservation, Dojo Bookings, resmio, gastronovi, CoverManager): restaurants whose booking page is live.

What is out of scope. Waitlist-only tools; Yelp listings without an open booking time; Toast Tables without online reservations; restaurants we could not match to a single map listing; US territories; in Europe, the Channel Islands, Monaco and other territories with their own country code. Quandoo is not counted: it stopped accepting new bookings after 30 September 2026.

Coverage. United States: the 50 states and DC; Yelp was read in 60 major metro areas, so its national share is a minimum. Europe: Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, plus Ireland and Luxembourg. Data read in 2026.

Limits. Shares cover the booking tools we could detect, so the true use of online booking is likely higher. SevenRooms and Toast Tables are minimums. DISH Reservation is matched to restaurants by postcode and name, so its overlaps with other platforms are minimums. Shares of 10% and over are rounded to the nearest whole percent, shares under 10% to one decimal.