OpenTable Review Widget for GoDaddy — Free, Shows the Reviews the Official Widget Can't
BlooTrue's OpenTable Review Widget for GoDaddy is a free, no-app embed that displays your OpenTable reviews on any GoDaddy Website Builder site. OpenTable's official website widget only takes reservations — it never displays reviews, so the verified-diner feedback that convinces people to book stays locked on your OpenTable restaurant page. BlooTrue fills that gap by pulling reviews from any public OpenTable restaurant page and turning them into a paste-ready GoDaddy embed. Every review comes from a verified diner — someone who booked through OpenTable and honored the reservation — and the widget header shows your real 1–5 star OpenTable average, no conversion, no percentages. It works on every modern GoDaddy plan — Basic, Premium, Commerce, and Commerce Plus — because the install happens through the built-in HTML section that ships with GoDaddy Website Builder (the all-in- one DIY editor sometimes referred to internally as GoCentral, distinct from the legacy Website Builder 7 stack). No GoDaddy Online Marketplace install, no per-month fee, no OpenTable API key required. The pure HTML embed slots into the Custom Code field of an HTML section and works alongside GoDaddy's built-in design system, so theme colors and fonts carry through naturally. On paid plans, schema.org Review + AggregateRating JSON-LD is added to the page where the embed runs inline rather than inside an iframe, so search engines and AI assistants can read the reviews as structured data. Google does not show review stars for reviews a business shows about itself, so the gain is readability, not stars.
Why doesn't OpenTable's widget show reviews?
OpenTable's official embed is built to do one thing: book tables. It does not display the diner reviews the way Google publishes Place Cards. Third-party widgets dropped into GoDaddy's HTML section are the standard way GoDaddy restaurant sites surface their OpenTable reviews on their own page — BlooTrue is the free option in that category, and it keeps the trust signal intact: every review shown was written by a verified diner who actually ate at your restaurant.