OpenTable is pleased to announce that OpenTable for Android is here. Users of the open source Android platform can now enjoy the convenience of making confirmated restaurant reservations on the go and in an instant at more than 10,000 restaurants nationwide. OpenTable for Android allows diners to:
• Find nearby restaurants and see real-time availability
• Display restaurants on an interactive map
• Refine by cuisine, price, points and availability
• View restaurant profile pages with detailed information, including photos, menus and diner reviews
• Send an invite to fellow diners via email
• Get directions to the restaurant
• Earn Dining Rewards Points including 1,000 Dining Points on eligible dining times.
OpenTable for Android also leverages the Android platform’s unique integration capability between applications. Using this feature, WHERE® and GoodFood, two location-based applications in Android Market™, now enable their users to make restaurant reservations via OpenTable when they are on the go. WHERE® users on Android powered-devices will not only be able to search for restaurants nearby and read reviews, but they will also be able to book reservations while on the go. The GoodFood application makes it easier and faster to find and share restaurant recommendations.
Download OpenTable for Android for free from Android Market on Android-powered devices today. To learn more about OpenTable’s mobile applications for smartphones, click here.
Tags: Android, Applications, GoodFood, Google phone, mobile, WHERE
no windows mobile?
[...] OpenTable, a great app for making restaurant reservations by mobile, has made the jump to Android after tackling BlackBerry, iPhone and the Palm Pre. Using this app, you can check real-time table availability, reviews, menus, get directions, and send invitations to over 10,000 restaurants across the U.S. Not too shabby at all! If you’re a foodie, you can download OpenTable from the Android Market for free. [...]
[...] OpenTable, a great app for making restaurant reservations by mobile, has made the jump to Android after tackling BlackBerry, iPhone and the Palm Pre. Using this app, you can check real-time table availability, reviews, menus, get directions, and send invitations to over 10,000 restaurants across the U.S. Not too shabby at all! If you’re a foodie, you can download OpenTable from the Android Market for free. [...]
Perhaps we can get a mobile application for Windows Mobile, you know, the one that’s been out longer and has more users than Android/WebOS combined?
Windows Mobile LOL! It is a terrible, terrible platform.
Thank you for supporting this open development platform!! Hopefully other forward-thinking companies will take note!
I’m not sure if anyone follows these comments, but I have a feature suggestion for the next version:
Would it be possible for the app to put the reservation in the user’s calendar?
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