Three American Express cards include Global Dining Access by Resy: the Platinum Card, the Hilton Honors Aspire Card and the Delta SkyMiles Reserve Card. Amex's own guide to the benefit, read October 16, 2026, says it's included when you pay the annual fee, so you pay only for the meal.
Which Cards Include It
- The Platinum Card from American Express: Global Dining Access, plus up to $100 in statement credits each quarter (up to $400 a year) on eligible purchases at qualifying U.S. Resy restaurants. Platinum Card Members also get Platinum Nights by Resy, which opens extra reservations at participating U.S. restaurants on select nights.
- The Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card: Global Dining Access, plus 7X points per dollar on dining at U.S. restaurants, including takeout and delivery.
- The Delta SkyMiles Reserve American Express Card: Global Dining Access, plus up to $20 in statement credits each month (up to $240 a year) on dining at qualifying U.S. Resy restaurants and other eligible Resy purchases.
Amex also lists Resy credits on the Gold Card and the Delta SkyMiles Platinum Card, while it names the three cards above as the ones that offer Global Dining Access.
What You Get
Amex describes Global Dining Access as a greater likelihood of getting a table at exclusive restaurants, invitations to special events by world-class chefs and access to premier dining experiences. Participating restaurants are in major U.S. cities and culinary capitals worldwide, and Amex names New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Copenhagen, Lima and Modena. Priority Notify in the Resy app tells you first when a previously unavailable table opens.
How to Use It
Once you've got a qualifying card, the steps are short:
- Add your eligible Amex Card to your Resy profile.
- Browse participating restaurants in the Resy app or on the Resy site.
- Book the tables marked "Global Dining Access by Resy" in the app, using your qualifying Card.
How It Fits With Other Dining Programs
Resy access is one way a card can reward you for eating out. Our comparison of airline and hotel dining programs covers the other programs.