About CreditEats

CreditEats is a free, no-login set of maps that answer one question: where do my premium credit-card dining benefits actually work? Card issuers give you the credit — a curated list of restaurants, a monthly deadline, a lounge network — but rarely a good way to use it. We turn each benefit into a fast, map-first tool you can open on your phone and act on.

What we cover

Sapphire Reserve diningEvery restaurant in the Chase Sapphire Reserve® Exclusive Tables program, where the $300 annual dining credit works. Amex · Resy creditRestaurants where the American Express Resy dining credit applies, with the Aug 1, 2026 eligibility filter. Airport lounge finderWhich lounges your cards unlock — Priority Pass, Amex, Capital One, DragonPass / U First — ranked by terminal.

Why it exists

Premium cards now bundle benefits that are genuinely useful but annoying to use. The Sapphire Reserve dining credit only works at a curated set of “Exclusive Tables” restaurants — not any restaurant. The Amex Resy credit is becoming selective on August 1, 2026. Airport lounge access depends on which cards and passes you carry and which terminal you’re in. Each of these is a small research project every time you want to use it. CreditEats does that research once, keeps it current, and shows you the answer near you.

How the data is sourced

We build each dataset from the benefit’s authoritative source and keep it fresh automatically:

Sapphire Reserve dining — the Chase / OpenTable “Exclusive Tables” program listings, refreshed weekly. Because the browse pages occasionally omit real members, we cross-check against other trackers and verify each candidate against OpenTable’s own program flag before adding it.
Amex · Resy — Resy’s live eligibility data, refreshed daily, including which venues stay eligible after the August 2026 change.
Airport lounges — Priority Pass, issuer lounge networks (Amex, Chase, Capital One) and DragonPass / U First, merged and de-duplicated, with member ratings where available.

Access and eligibility rules change often, so every tool tells you to confirm with the official app before you rely on it. New to a benefit? We also publish plain-English guides, like how the Sapphire Reserve dining credit works and what changes for the Amex Resy credit on Aug 1, 2026.

Free, and how we keep it that way

CreditEats is free with no account and no paywall. It’s supported by unobtrusive display ads and optional donations — that’s it. We use no affiliate links: the “Book,” “Maps,” and gift-card links go straight to the restaurant or platform, and we earn nothing from them, so nothing influences which restaurants appear or how they’re ranked.

Independence

CreditEats is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Chase, Visa, American Express, Resy, OpenTable, Priority Pass, or any restaurant or lounge operator. Trademarks belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe the benefits. See our Privacy & Disclosure page for details, or reach us at hello@crediteats.com.