A table for two was open on 63% of dates, so booking ahead works.
Last updated . Source: SnagRes availability record, 43,827 checks of Dunsmoor through 19 October 2026. How we measure. Open dataset.
Yes. It publishes no release time.
In our early checks, Tuesday, with Friday the hardest. Los Angeles tracking began in late September 2026.
Yes. 84% of the dates we watched had a table open at some point.
Yes. SnagRes texts or emails you when a table opens on your date. It never books, holds or resells tables.
Dunsmoor publishes no release time. Its OpenTable calendar books about 30 days ahead in our checks.
Busy, but not closed. Our reading dated 19 October 2026 found a table for two on 63% of the dates in its window, and a table for four on 47%, across 43,827 checks.
The more useful number: 84% of the dates we watched had a table open at some point. Tables free up after a night looks full.
Los Angeles joined our tracker in late September 2026, so these are early figures. We track 72 Los Angeles restaurants.
In our checks so far, Tuesday opens most often and Friday least.
The slot we see open most often is 9:45 PM, so a late dinner is the likeliest booking.
Since so many dates open up after filling, an alert does the waiting for you. SnagRes checks Dunsmoor's calendar continuously and texts or emails you when a table opens.
SnagRes never books, holds or resells a table. It tells you one is free, and you book it yourself on OpenTable.
How Dunsmoor in Glassell Park books on OpenTable, which nights and hours open most in our early checks, and how to catch a cancellation.
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Dunsmoor's calendar runs about 30 days deep. At the last check a table for two was bookable on 63% of the dates in that window, so booking a few days ahead is usually enough.
SnagRes watches Dunsmoor, along with 283 more hard-to-book restaurants in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago, and alerts you when a table opens. Watching one is free and no card is needed: watch Dunsmoor free.