OpenTable Restaurants & Reviews Scraper
Pricing
from $3.22 / 1,000 result saveds
Export public OpenTable restaurant profiles, ratings, and diner reviews for reputation monitoring, hospitality analytics, local SEO, and competitive research.
Public opentable.com restaurant profile URLs. Supply URLs, numeric restaurant IDs, or a search URL; these alternatives can be combined. Profile-only collection requires a readable profile URL.
Numeric OpenTable restaurant IDs. The form prefills an example; API calls must supply their own IDs, profile URLs, or search URL. ID-only lookups can return reviews without restaurant profile details.
Public opentable.com search-results URL from which to discover profile links on the loaded page. No all-pages or city-wide completeness guarantee. Can be combined with profile URLs or IDs.
Maximum reviews per restaurant, from 0 to 500 (default 10). Set to 0 for profiles only and supply readable profile URLs; numeric IDs alone do not guarantee a profile row. Reviews are requested newest first; there is no sorting control.
Global limit across restaurant and review rows, from 1 to 10,000. The input form defaults to 20; API calls omitting this field use 25. Targets run in input order, so earlier restaurants can consume the cap.
When true (default), fail if no rows were saved. When false, a run can finish with zero rows after per-target failures. This does not suppress invalid-input or setup failures. Partial results can still finish successfully.
Connection settings used from the start; there is no automatic direct-first fallback. The form defaults to residential Apify Proxy without a country constraint. If this field is omitted from an API call, the existing default is US residential Apify Proxy. Explicit settings are honored: managed groups/country, your custom proxy URLs, or useApifyProxy=false for no managed proxy. Proxy usage may incur platform charges; disabling it can reduce access reliability. Invalid settings are not converted into automatic paid fallback.
{ "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": [ "RESIDENTIAL" ]}