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Chase Sapphire Reserve Dining Credit

  • Writer: Taryn
    Taryn
  • Jun 30
  • 1 min read

If you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card, don't forget to use your $150 (twice yearly) credit!


One benefit of the Chase Sapphire Reserve card is a $150 dining credit to be used twice yearly on eligible dining purchases. The first $150 credit is available January-June, and the second $150 can be used from July-December. Only the restaurants listed on the Open Table Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Table list qualify for this statement credit.


Toro Restaurant, South End Boston Photo Credit: Andrea Merrill at Conde Nast Traveler
Toro Restaurant, South End Boston Photo Credit: Andrea Merrill at Conde Nast Traveler

Bonus Tip: To see a map of the restaurants currently accepted as part of the promotion, Credit Eats is a great tool. This site maps out the restaurants where the dining credit can be used, which is great if you are trying to use your credits when planning a trip.


If you're unable to visit a location during the credit period- don't let it go to waste! Many eligible restaurants offer gift cards via Toast, where the gift card purchase will still trigger the statement credit. To see a list of eligible restaurants where gift card purchases qualify, check out this tool which uses data points from other card members to verify whether the statement credit was received for a gift card purchase.


I've had success purchasing a gift card from Toro in Boston, MA online and the purchase triggered the $150 dining statement credit. The gift card was processed through Toast and emailed to me immediately. Happy Dining!

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