Find restaurants by keyword and location, validate every email, and export a clean list in minutes — no stale databases.
For companies selling to restaurants — not for restaurants looking for their own clients.
Food service is a dense, always-on local market: owners are chasing bookings, delivery volume and repeat covers, and they respond to anything that fills tables or cuts costs. A Google Maps pull gives you a near-complete map of a city's venues in one pass, sorted by cuisine and neighbourhood.
Restaurants live on Google Maps — it is where diners find them, so nearly every venue keeps hours, phone, website and often a booking or catering email up to date. Independent spots and small chains are especially well covered because reviews push them to maintain the listing.
With Outsoci you describe who you want — try keywords like “restaurant”, “cafe”, “bistro”, “catering” — optionally narrow by city, and let it find public emails, validate deliverability, and strip duplicates so you never pay for the same restaurant twice.
Enter a keyword and location for the restaurants you want.
Emails are verified and deduplicated automatically.
Download a clean CSV for your CRM or cold email tool.
For each venue you get the name, public email, phone, website, full address, price band, cuisine category and review count. That review and category data lets you segment fine dining from fast-casual, or filter to venues busy enough to justify your product.
POS and reservation platforms, food distributors, delivery apps, linen and cleaning suppliers, and hospitality recruiters all sell into restaurants. They want owner or manager contact for whole neighbourhoods at once, which is exactly what a live Maps scrape delivers.
Can I filter restaurants by cuisine or type?
Yes — search keywords like “sushi”, “pizzeria”, “vegan” or “catering” and Outsoci returns only venues matching that category.
Do I get an email for every restaurant?
You get the public email wherever the venue lists one; for those that only publish a phone or booking form, you still capture that plus the website.
Can I focus on independents rather than big chains?
Yes. Filtering by review count and price band helps you separate owner-run independents from national franchise locations.
How fresh is restaurant data given how often they close?
Every search is scraped live from Google Maps, so venues that have closed or rebranded drop out and new openings appear.
What does a restaurant list cost?
It is credit-based: a $1 trial includes 100 credits and paid plans start at $9/month, with credits only spent on verified, deduplicated venues.
Each city page carries the district split that gets a Maps search past its ~100-result cap.
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Search restaurants by keyword and location, verify every email, and export a clean CSV you own — in minutes.