New data on the pace of restaurant reservations show that the national decline in bookings is starting to slow.
The national decline in restaurant bookings is starting to slow, a development that could suggest that the broader U.S. economy may be on track for a rebound.
The comeback in OpenTable reservations isn't spread evenly across the country as each state takes a different tact in reopening portions of their economies. States including Alabama, Arizona and Nebraska, which have approved restaurants to reopen with restrictions, are seeing year-over-year positive growth in bookings on OpenTable.
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