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Free embed: reservation drop-time card for your blog

The DinnerElite widget is a small card you embed in a blog post. It shows a restaurant's name, which platform it books on, and how far ahead its tables typically get claimed. Pick a restaurant, copy the code, paste it into your post.

Last updated August 27, 2026

Preview: what readers will see

Embed code

<iframe src="https://dinnerelite.com/widget/76800" width="320" height="200" style="border:0" title="(SUB)MERCER reservation info"></iframe>
<p><a href="https://dinnerelite.com/reservations/76800?ref=widget">When do (SUB)MERCER reservations open? — DinnerElite</a></p>

What's the catch?

There isn't one, as long as you keep the credit line. The embed code has two parts: the iframe card itself, and a linked line right under it crediting DinnerElite. Keep that link with the embed. That's how DinnerElite stays credited for the data. Delete it and you're using our data without holding up your end.

Why add this to a restaurant post?

A review or roundup post tells readers a restaurant is hard to get into. The widget tells them what that actually means: which app to book on, and roughly how far ahead they need to move. That's a concrete detail your readers can act on right where they're reading, so they don't hunt for it elsewhere.

Widget: FAQ

Yes. Pick a restaurant, copy the embed code, and paste it into your blog post. No account, no fee, and no limit on how many posts you use it in.

No. The credit line under the iframe is the deal: DinnerElite keeps the restaurant data current, and your post keeps a linked mention. Strip the link and you're using our data without holding up your end.

Any restaurant in the DinnerElite directory. Search the picker above by name. If a restaurant isn't listed, it isn't tracked yet, so there's no drop-time data to show for it.

It loads in an iframe, so it doesn't block the rest of your page from rendering. It's a compact card, not a full page, so it's lighter than most embeds you'd add to a post.

Yes. The card pulls live from DinnerElite, so if a restaurant's typical booking window shifts, your embed reflects it automatically. You never have to touch the code again.

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