OpenTable review management · Food & Dining
OpenTable is a restaurant reservation platform, and its reviews come only from diners who booked through it and showed up for the meal. That gives every review a verified booking behind it, and it puts your rating right next to the button a diner clicks to reserve a table.
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An OpenTable reader is about to book, comparing a few restaurants for a specific night and party size. They look at the overall rating, the recent reviews and the separate scores for food, service and ambience. A page with slipping scores and no replies loses the booking at the moment of decision, and because the diner books elsewhere through the same app, you never know it happened.
Paste the public URL of your OpenTable profile under Track Reviews, Review Sources. Reviewshake shows the URL format it expects, and syncing starts as soon as the source is saved.
OpenTable does not allow replies to be posted through third-party software, so Reviewshake drafts the reply with AI in your tone and gives you a one-click link to the exact OpenTable page where it is posted. Copy, paste, done. The reply is still logged against the review in your inbox so nobody answers it twice.
OpenTable diners have already eaten with you, so replies can be personal and refer to the visit and the occasion. Thank them briefly, address any service or noise complaint with what you changed, and remember that the next reader is choosing a table for an occasion that matters to them.
See how this fits the rest of the workflow for food and beverage.
Replying to a OpenTable review · AI draft
Thank you for taking the time to write this. We're glad the visit went well and we've passed your note on to the team. We'd love to see you again.
Edit · Open on OpenTable to post
Ask every customer after the visit, by email or SMS, with one reminder. The request links to a review landing page that can send people to OpenTable first, and a QR code covers the customers who never open email. Customers come in from a CSV, Zapier or the API, so nobody has to remember to ask.
Put the best OpenTable reviews on your website with a carousel, grid or badge, filtered to OpenTable or mixed with Google and Facebook, with rich-snippet markup so stars can show in search results. Share the good ones to social in one click.
Rating trend, volume and sentiment by site and location, with OpenTable next to every other site you are listed on. A monthly report, white-labelled for agencies, and an email alert the moment a negative OpenTable review is imported.
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Questions
Paste the public URL of your OpenTable profile under Track Reviews, Review Sources. Reviewshake shows the URL format it expects, and syncing starts as soon as the source is saved.
New OpenTable reviews are imported every 12 to 24 hours depending on the source, and you get an email alert for each new or negative one. Historical reviews are imported when you first connect the profile.
OpenTable does not allow replies to be posted through third-party software, so Reviewshake drafts the reply with AI in your tone and gives you a one-click link to the exact OpenTable page where it is posted. Copy, paste, done. The reply is still logged against the review in your inbox so nobody answers it twice.
Yes. Review request campaigns by email and SMS send customers to a review landing page that can point to OpenTable alongside Google and Facebook, so you decide which site gets asked for next. Requests go to every customer; no gating, no incentives.
Yes. Agency plans are fully white-labelled: your domain, your logo, your sender email, and a separate OpenTable source per client location, with monthly reports under your brand.
Only diners who made a reservation through OpenTable and were seated can leave a review. Walk-ins and diners who booked elsewhere cannot review you there.
Yes. Restaurants can respond to reviews from their OpenTable account, and responses are displayed publicly beneath the review.