What is OpenTable.com?
Simply put, OpenTable.com allows restaurant patrons to make reservations online. Currently, there are more than 6,000 participating restaurants in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Hong-Kong, Mexico and Japan that will accept reservations from the site. Reservations are free and can be made at any time of day. Participating restaurants are directly linked to OpenTable’s site so that when a reservation is made, it is automatically routed to and confirmed in the restaurant’s system. This leaves little chance for human error in the transfer of a reservation. Finding an OpenTable When you visit OpenTable.com, you’ll be greeted with geographically arranged search links. Major U.S. metro areas are listed first, followed by all states, with a link to choose other countries off to the right. It’s apparent that growth is occurring much faster in the U.S., although growth is necessary in every location I’ve searched. Minneapolis-St. Paul (my area) is, fortunately, a listed metro ar
OpenTable.com is an online service that allows diners to reserve tables at restaurants that accept reservations. I discovered OpenTable.com in 2002, when I turned 30. I wanted to find a nice place to celebrate my birthday and searched on the Internet for restaurants in the Washington, DC area. OpenTable.com came up first on my search. I liked what I saw and have been faithfully using it ever since. OpenTable.com is still not available everywhere, but new restaurants are catching on to the service and it’s now expanding internationally. I recently discovered that OpenTable.com is available on a limited basis in Germany. That’s what led me to try out Der Zauberlehrling, a wonderful fine restaurant in Stuttgart. At this writing, Der Zauberlehring is the lone restaurant in the Stuttgart area that is a member of OpenTable. What is Der Zauberlehrling? Der Zauberlehrling translates to “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” and is a reference to an old ballad by the German writer, Goethe. Der Zauberlehrl
OpenTable.com is an online reservation service that makes it easy for diners to reserve tables at restaurants that accept reservations. I discovered this service back in 2002, when I turned 30. I was looking for a nice place to celebrate my birthday and searched on the Internet for restaurants in the Washington, DC area. I stumbled on OpenTable.com by accident and have been using it ever since. Although OpenTable.com is not available everywhere, more and more restaurants are subscribing to the service, which is quickly expanding internationally. I was very happy when I discovered that OpenTable.com is starting to catch on in Germany and that’s what led me to try out Der Zauberlehring. So far, Der Zauberlehring is the only restaurant in the Stuttgart area that is a member of OpenTable. What is Der Zauberlehring? Der Zauberlehring translates to “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” and is a reference to an old ballad by the German writer, Goethe. Der Zauberlehring is also the name of a small hotel
