OpenTable releases inaugural U.S. Restaurant Impact Report on dining’s economic spillover
BKNG•OpenTable released its first U.S. Restaurant Impact Report, reporting that dining at its restaurants rose 11% year over year in the 12 months ended June 30, 2026. Survey respondents said 60% of diners spent an additional $138 at nearby businesses, while operators estimated a no-show table for two costs $80 on average.
1. Dining and local spending
OpenTable released its inaugural U.S. Restaurant Impact Report, highlighting restaurants’ economic and community role. Its data showed dining at OpenTable restaurants rose 11% year over year in the 12 months ended June 30, 2026. Survey results indicated that 60% of diners spent an additional $138 at neighboring businesses tied to dining occasions.
2. No-show costs
Restaurant operators estimated that a no-show table for two costs $80 on average, and 28% of diners reported missing a reservation.
