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Dining Cards · United States

U.S. Bank Altitude Go Visa Signature Card

4.4 / 5 editorial rating

Best for: Frequent diners who want 4x with no fee

Annual feeNo annual fee
IssuerU.S. Bank
NetworkVisa
Purchase APR19.24%–29.24% variable
Foreign transaction feeNone
Credit neededGood to Excellent (700+)

Pros

  • Carries no yearly fee
  • Generous dining rewards
  • No surcharge on purchases made abroad

Cons

  • Points stretch furthest on travel redemptions
  • A modest base earning rate
  • Lounge entry is not included

Rates and offers change. Confirm today's terms on the issuer's official site before applying. Independent comparison — not financial advice.

Foodies get the most here: 4x on dining including takeout and delivery with no annual fee is a standout, plus 2x on groceries, gas/EV charging and streaming and a small annual streaming credit (around $15, enrollment required). The points are worth most when redeemed for travel rather than cash, so a pure cash-back diner might prefer the Capital One Savor's flat 3%. The 1x base rate and no lounge access keep it a specialist card. Spend $400/month on dining and that's about 19,000 points a year just from food; verify the current welcome offer and streaming-credit terms on U.S. Bank's site.

U.S. Bank Altitude Go Visa Signature Card at a glance

IssuerU.S. Bank
Card networkVisa
Annual feeNo annual fee
Rewards rate4x on dining and takeout, 2x at grocery stores, gas/EV charging and streaming, 1x on everything else
Welcome bonus20,000+ bonus points after meeting the minimum spend
Intro APR0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 billing cycles
Regular APR19.24%–29.24% variable
Foreign transaction feeNone
Credit neededGood to Excellent (700+)
Airport lounge accessNo
Best forFrequent diners who want 4x with no fee

Rewards & perks

  • 4x on dining, delivery included
  • As much as $15 a year in streaming credit, enrollment needed
  • No surcharge on purchases made abroad

Pros

  • Carries no yearly fee
  • Generous dining rewards
  • No surcharge on purchases made abroad

Cons

  • Points stretch furthest on travel redemptions
  • A modest base earning rate
  • Lounge entry is not included

Who should apply

  • A credit score in the good-to-excellent range
  • Enough income to back the credit line
  • The streaming credit needs enrollment

Before you apply: card terms change often. Confirm the current annual fee, APR, welcome offer and rewards on the official U.S. Bank site. CreditCardCompare is an independent comparison resource, not the card issuer, and this is not financial advice.

How it compares with similar USA cards

CardAnnual feeRewardsIntro APRForeign feeCredit neededRating
U.S. Bank Altitude Go Visa Signature CardFrequent diners who want 4x with no fee
None 4x on dining and takeout, 2x at grocery stores, gas/EV charging and st… 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 billi… None Good to Excellent (700+) 4.4
American Express Gold CardBig dining and U.S. supermarket spenders who'll use the monthly credits
$325/yr 4x at restaurants worldwide, 4x at U.S. supermarkets (up to cap), 3x f… None None Good to Excellent (700+) 4.6
Capital One Savor Cash Rewards Credit CardDining, grocery and streaming spenders who want plain cash back
None 3% on dining, entertainment, popular streaming services and at grocery… 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 15 month… None Good to Excellent (700+) 4.5

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