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OpenTable Scraper

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No Code Web Scraper
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What is the OpenTable Scraper?

The OpenTable Scraper by No Code Web Scraper turns any OpenTable city search into a clean spreadsheet. Click a restaurant once and every result — with name, cuisine, price range, rating and location — exports to Excel or CSV. No code, no API keys, and everything runs in your browser.

Capture every detail from any OpenTable restaurant search

Restaurant NameThe name of the restaurant
CuisineType of food served
Price RangeThe price band, from $ to $$$$
Star RatingAverage diner rating
Review CountNumber of diner reviews
LocationNeighborhood, city and address
Bookings TodayTimes booked today, when shown
Restaurant URLDirect link to the profile

How to Scrape OpenTable Data in 3 Steps

1

Search OpenTable

Open OpenTable and search restaurants in any city or neighborhood.

2

Select the Fields

Launch No Code Web Scraper and click a name, cuisine and rating — every restaurant on the page is detected automatically.

3

Export the List

Follow pagination to gather more, then download everything as Excel or CSV.

Who Uses OpenTable Scraper?

Restaurant Lead Generation

Build lists of restaurants with locations for sales or partnerships.

Local Market Research

Analyse cuisines, price ranges and ratings across a city.

Competitor Benchmarking

Compare ratings and review counts against nearby venues.

Hospitality Data

Collect structured restaurant data for apps and analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. No Code Web Scraper is free to install and use for exporting OpenTable restaurant data to Excel or CSV.

Restaurant names, cuisines, price ranges, star ratings, review counts, locations, bookings and profile links.

Yes. Every restaurant on a search page is detected, and you can follow pagination to collect more.

No. You click the fields you want in the browser and export — no scripts or API keys.

Download your selected restaurants as an Excel or CSV file with one click.

Collecting publicly visible restaurant data is generally acceptable for research. Respect OpenTable’s terms and scrape responsibly.