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OpenTable OpenTable

Opentable-iphone-59681

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1.1.3 Bug Fix addresses search functionality crashing in firmware 3.0.

For years OpenTable.com has enabled diners to make free restaurant reservations the easy way - online. Millions of OpenTable users have found a place to have a romantic dinner, conduct a comfortable business lunch or relax for Sunday brunch. OpenTable for iPhone combines the power of OpenTable.com with the uni... Read More

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Category:
Lifestyle
Release Date:
Feb 05, 2009
Homepage:
http://www.opentable.c...
Publisher:
OpenTable, Inc.
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10 Great Apps for Navigating San Francisco During Macworld
Calendar16 Tue, 25 Jan 2011 22:14:28 UTC +00:00
Posted 01/25/2011 at 2:14pm | by Stuart Gripman With the annual Macworld Expo upon us, iPhone-wielding fans of all things Apple will descend upon our beloved San Francisco. For those of you who’ll be joining us, we’ve put assembled a short list of must-have apps. Load these on your ’Phone or ’Pad and you’ll confidently navigate the City’s many splendors. Might want to load these before you arrive, though. AT&T’s 3G coverage here is less than ideal, and with the VeriPhone still weeks away, you could find your evening slipping away while your downloads trickle in. Oh and one bit of advice: don’t ever ever use the term “Frisco.” Getting around the region without a car usually means catching a Bay Area Rapid Transit train. You can call it BART. With stations in four counties and connections to transit providers serving at least five more, BART is the backbone of regional Read More
NYT on restaurant reservation apps
Calendar16 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 23:00:00 UTC +00:00
There's a great piece in the New York Times today about the growing practice of using mobile apps to find and review restaurants. The way it works is simple for customers. Just pull out your phone (or your iPad), launch the app and find what's nearby. Initially, OpenTable was the only app that could be used to make reservations. Now UrbanSpoon offers them as well, and customers are taking advantage. They're testing the idea in LA and Seattle, with 50 and 100 restaurants participating, respectively. Once you've eaten you can post a review. These are sorted by date, so those paying attention can see if a given place is on a slide or an upswing. Even without these apps, I'll use my iPhone to search "coffee" or "hamburgers" with the Maps app to find a place in an unfamiliar neighborhood. Taking it that extra step -- placing a reservation -- is, Read More
OpenTable, an app for finding and reserving spots at restaurants, has updated its iPhone software to include a few new features. You can now search for restaurants by name, rather than searching by location or category. That’s a no-brainer feature, since not everyone is looking to discover something new, but rather know exactly where they want to eat. On that note, you can also save and manage restaurants as favourites for quick access later, and get a list of your search history to find entries you had looked up previously. Reservations can now be made a full month in advance, and as usual, you can map out directions to particular locations. OpenTable initially launched their service on iPhone a little over a year ago, and has since spread to webOS, BlackBerry, and Android. The standalone app is nice and all, but I think OpenTable’s primarily useful as licensing partners for applications like Viigo and Poynt. If Read More
Best Apps For Finding A Place To Eat
Calendar16 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:49:03 UTC +00:00
By Chris Hall on March 1st, 2010 Here are the four best apps for finding a place to eat, brought to you by the never ending hunger of Chris Hall. I’ve been hungry lately. Real hungry. Some hunger is conquered by Chipotle, but this hunger is only has one weakness, and it is good, local food. Fortunately for all of us in the same situation, there are plenty of apps for that. Here are the four best, brought to you by the never ending hunger of Chris Hall. 4. Yelp – I really like Yelp when I’m looking for a place to eat. Because of its vast user base, the Yelp app provides more restaurants per search than any other app I’ve found. There are also more customer review on Yelp than any other service, so if you believe that more is better, Yelp is for you. The problem with Yelp Read More
MMAHQ – Tragedy
Calendar16 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:24:53 UTC +00:00
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I recently discovered a new iPhone app called OpenTable, which lets you search for restaurants and place reservations right from your iPhone. I’m amazed I haven’t discovered this app prior to now; it’s certainly proved its usefulness in just a couple days on my iPhone. As I was placing Valentine’s Day dinner reservations The Portland City Grill’s website this past weekend, I noticed a little button on the side of the web page with the recognizable “iTunes App Store logo.” Like a true iPhone junkie, I instinctively clicked on it to see what app they were linking to. Sure enough, it loaded up iTunes and brought me to OpenTable’s app page. As the app was free, I immediately downloaded and installed it to see how it would stack up. Would I actually be able to check my favorite restaurants for open reservation times, while I’m out and about without having to Read More
5 Christmas gifts for the foodie
Calendar16 Fri, 04 Dec 2009 01:00:00 UTC +00:00
You know the foodie in your life. He or she is that person who will drag you miles away from your home to try out a new restaurant that they've heard about, or will spend hours cooking up an "experiment" in the kitchen, only to decide at the last minute to go out to eat. Finding the perfect gift for the Apple-owning gourmet in your life doesn't need to be an exercise in futility. Follow along as I bring you five ideas that are sure to keep your foodie friend on his or her journey to palatable perfection. 1) The first -- and one that I use on a regular basis -- is actually a free present that you can provide. OpenTable [Free, iTunes Link] is a service that is used by many foodie-friendly restaurants to capture reservations. You'll need to sign your gift recipient up for a free account, but Read More
The Smarter Cities series is supported by IBM. Read more about building a smarter planet on the IBM A Smarter Planet Blog. Social media has certainly changed the way we interact and the way we do business, but the way we eat? No really, it’s true: social media is positively affecting virtually all aspects of our lives, including how we find, sell, and eat food. From helping restaurants connect with customers in new and innovative ways to helping consumers locate good eats, social media and the web are making our cities more delicious places to live. In this post we’ll look at some of the ways that social media is giving small food businesses the power to promote themselves and find new customers, as well as how it is providing city dwellers with the tools to find great (and safe) food. How else is social media making your city tastier? Let Read More

Reviews

The Best Reservation Service on the Best Platform!
iByron 4.0 stars Version: 1.0
Version 1.0 - Finally, iPhone users have a dedicated app for the most popular reservation service on the web. The user can reserve tables at any of the continuously growing list of over 8,500 restaurants with no hassle. Better still, if you sign up for a free account, you can earn Dining Rewards points that can be redeemed for Dining Cheques that are good at any OpenTable restaurant. 2,000 points gets you a $20 (US) check. Most reservations are 100 points, but some locations and times can earn 1,000. Eat out twice and get $20!
Sweet App!
KeyvanR 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
Finally! An app for the mobile foodie on the go. I can book a table any time I've got a craving for pho to foie gras.
needs a more features
liuping 2.0 stars Version: 1.0
It's a good start, but is missing a few critical feature, like selecting the type of Cuisine you are interested in, or typing the name of the restaurant directly.
Saratoga diner
Kerryrl 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
Finally Open Table goes mobile! This slick app is identical to the Web version. Within minutes I had downloaded it and logged into my Open Table account. It located me and showed me more then a dozen great places to eat tonight. Nice work JG.
Get it now
Mcv33 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
The first time I used this was last Friday night at a place that requires reservations days in advance in West Palm Beach. By the time we took the elevator down from my friends condo to the street, we were confirmed for our party of 6 to be seated in 20 mins! We were sat immediately upon arrival. This alone earned my 5 stars...will use it every chance I can from now on.
Missing one important thing
Iputty 4.0 stars Version: 1.0
It's a great app that has almost everything you need... For some odd reason you can't search by cuisine type. So, if you're looking specifically for sushi, good luck sorting through all restaurants to find them. Add this in and it's a perfect app.
Very useful
JRAFF 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
Great app perfect for making dinner reservations on the fly. Glad to see on iPhone
Good start
teejaybee 4.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
Good app but agree with others that specific restaurant and cuisine search are needed.
GREAT APP
bo0gz 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
(btw just deleted urban spoon) I LIVE FOR OPEN TABLE I simply just log on & all my up comming & past reservations were on there.. my pts were on there too and a made a few new ones right from my iphone *my only wishes* 1.Ablity to search by cuisine & price 2. the ability to read reviews and make them 3. Like the website to display all the events and offers open table provides
Excellent iteration of an already-great service
mikey_a 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
Opentable.com has long been a great tool for booking restaurants. Particularly in large cities with many participating locations, it greatly reduces hassles in making reservations by presenting one's options in an easily viewable and actionable way. Any time day or night, it lets you find what you need when you need it. This iphone version carries over a lot of the normal online experience and adds good new funcionality with the location services of the phone. For the first release version of the app, it sure seems like they put good thougt into making it much, much easier to use and navigate (as opposed to their "mobile" web version, which was feature-poor and hard to maneuver). Way to go!
Wonderful!
bosco625 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
Finally an app that combines the convenience of the iPhone's location with OpenTable's availability. Genius!
Nice app...
Dmarble 4.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
Very nice interface. Needs a preference to not show past reservations - don't be player hating!
Should / Could be much better
Johnny U 3.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
I'm a long time OpenTable user and would love to extend my use to the iPhone. The app really needs to add the ability to search by cuisine, but more importantly to search by restaurants within 1, 5, 10, 20 miles. This would make it far more useful to the business traveler who is unfamiliar with the neighborhoods in the area… Finally being able to sort or filter by restaurant expense would be a big help for when I'm making a reservation for dinner with a fellow employee or with a big customer.
Good start but needs work
Lacra 3.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
LOVE having OpenTable on my iPhone. Used to go through the mobile site, but this is better. BUT: I miss being able to find out more about the restaurants, the map needs to work well (got a map of France for a restaurant in Mexico City) -maybe even include direct links to the maps app. I would also appreciate being able to get more info on restaurants, cuisines (this is a critique of the whole OT service), and of course needs to be stabler and not "hang" for hours in the middle of a search. Update and will take to five stars. OpenTable is one of my favorite services. Period. Kudos for bringing it closer to me.
Crashes when I try to search
scoutsadie 3.0 stars Version: 1.1.2
This seems to work okay when I get a list of all restaurants in an area (at least shows me available times at restaurants), but crashes every time I try to type a specific name into the search bar.
Great! One suggestion
hollismb 4.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
I'm so glad this app exists, since I've always used the website to make reservations. My suggestion would be to let me search on reservations and view the restaurant info from the profile page, which would make it easy to make reservations at places I've already been from my history.
I've been waiting for this one!
JJM3 5.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
A fantastic online service I've loved and used for a long time now finally gets a native app implementation! I love it. Thank you!
Great app
jbessey 4.0 stars Version: 1.0
This will come in very handy. A couple of improvements are needed though: a way to quickly search for a specific restaurant as well as a more functional map interface including the ability to zoom.
Just what you need
rovingdan 4.0 stars Version: 1.0
We often rush home from the kids activites and decide to get cleaned up and go out for a nice meal. This is great for finding a good restaurant and making a quick reservation on the way home. It's fast, finds all the good restaurants and books it with a few clicks. I've used opentable before online and this takes full advantage of the account. It remembers all the past bookings so it's easy to rebook. Well worth it Of course it would be nice if the map was linked google maps so you could plot a course and zoom in and out.
Excellent start!
Frizzledfried 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
If you're a current Opentable member this is a must-have. A little light on features, but I'm sure a few updates will fix that.
Needs work
irasta 2.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
No direct restaurant search?? No way to filter results? Needs more work to make it useable.
Very convenient
Rlevans 4.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
Great app. Ties in nicely with my online account. I like that it emails details and a map link once the reservation is booked.
Yay! My iPhone world is complete.
SWorksRoubaix 5.0 stars Version: 1.0
I've been hoping for this since the launch of the app store - wonderful
Finally!
DM Dogcow 5.0 stars Version: 1.1.1
This app is NOT Urbanspoom or Yelp! If you want to complain about the lack of participating restaurants then you obviously don't understand this app's purpose. Rate the app, not OT's ability to sign up restaurants in your hometown. It is obviously not as powerful as the regular website, but it's better than OT's mobile web page. The integration of the iPhone's GPS with OT's "find near me" seals the deal. It's not often that I know the name of the neighborhood where I am in a strange city... now it doesn't matter.
No restaurant search?
Jepauco 2.0 stars Version: 1.0.1
I suppose this would be fun if you didn't know where you wanted to go. But it is just bizarre not to have a restauran search feature.

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