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Capital One Launches New Dining Platform

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A couple of weeks ago we learned about the new Capital One Dining platform, intended to offer cardmembers access to a curated collection of restaurants. This website is now live, so you can start making reservations through it. While we’ve seen quite a few dining programs from credit card companies over the years, what makes…

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(@Aaron)
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Totally agree – they should make it just for Venture X cardmembers, although maybe that's because I just got mine per your rec 🙂


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(@Reno Joe)
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If Capital One's program is anything like the Amex's Global Dining Collection, it sounds ooh-aah but in the end is no big deal. And, there really is no "held" table for card members.


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(@Eskimo)
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You mean which bully?
Russia and Ukraine?
UK and Falklands?
USA and Afghanistan, Iraq, and so many other sovereign?
Israel and so many sovereign?


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(@Kevin)
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Curious. I didn't know that Bank of America was invading Capital one??? Your comments should be about the subject of this article. This is not the right website for a political debate.


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(@Bob Vance)
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True. The Resy app is terrible to use as well. Cannot geolocate or show you available restaurants when you type in location.


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(@dander)
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This site is about travel not about politics. Plenty of other places to rant about politics on


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Diamond
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Yeah, I've always wondered about services like this. Like, if I want to eat at Jiro's, I'm probably not going to have luck with some app.

I always get the feeling this is 'mass special' - places with high price tags but not particularly unique or desirable. More marketing than benefit.


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 John
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@dander

Leave it to the eskimo to bring up her convoluted politics in any subject...pity her. she's obviously bored her family to death and with no friends, this forum is pretty much the only place to sound off on her politics.


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(@Boise Ding)
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I checked the popular restaurants on capital one and didn't see extra availability in NYC. I think this more marketing for the restaurants and capital one then real value add. I think you will have better luck using the amex platinum concierge.


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 Mark
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Major cities in Florida are in the process of being assessed for the Michelin Guide later this year. As this platform is partnered with Michelin, I wonder how much of an insight its curated restaurants in Florida are as an indication of who's going to get stars when the Guide is unveiled...


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