Restaurants Email List in Australia

SphereScout lists 67,000+ businesses in the “Restaurants” category in Australia (October 2026 snapshot). Of these, 23,000+ (35.5%) have an email address, 54,000+ (81.6%) have a phone number, 44,000+ (66.3%) have a website and 22,000+ (33%) have a mobile number.

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How many businesses are in the “Restaurants” category in Australia?

Source: SphereScout Data Lab, snapshot of . About this data

This snapshot contains 67,000+ public business listings in the “Restaurants” category. Of those, 44,000+ (66.3%) have a website, 23,000+ (35.5%) have at least one email address, and 54,000+ (81.6%) have at least one phone number. 22,000+ (33%) have a mobile number.

Where these listings are concentrated

  • New South Wales21,000+32.2% of this dataset
  • Victoria17,000+25.8% of this dataset
  • Queensland12,000+18.9% of this dataset
  • Western Australia6,000+9.2% of this dataset
  • South Australia4,000+6.4% of this dataset
  • Tasmania1,500+2.4% of this dataset
  • Australian Capital Territory1,000+2.1% of this dataset
  • Northern Territory400+0.6% of this dataset
Public business listings
67,000+
Businesses with a website
44,000+ (66.3%)
Businesses with email
23,000+ (35.5%)
27,000+ email addresses in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with phone
54,000+ (81.6%)
61,000+ phone numbers in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with a mobile phone
22,000+ (33%)
23,000+ mobile numbers and 37,000+ landlines in total.

What these figures show

  • Website coverage is 30.8 percentage points higher than email coverage in this snapshot.
  • The 8 leading areas shown account for 97.7% of the listings in this dataset.

SphereScout includes public business records mapped to its restaurants category. This measures SphereScout's dataset coverage, not the official size of the market. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

What does the Australian restaurant contact file contain?

This download is for businesses selling to Australian restaurants and related hospitality venues. It supplies public business contact routes; it does not contain diners, booking guests, loyalty members, or a venue's subscriber list.

What each row describes

A public profile for a business or operating location. Its email and phone details may route to the venue, an office, or a central team; they do not promise the owner's or manager's direct details. The row is not an ABR entity record, an ANZSIC classification, or proof that a food regulator has licensed or received notification from that location.

What the download covers

The restaurant category and its live mix of cafes, coffee shops, cuisine-led venues, fast-food businesses, bars, caterers, event venues, and other listed hospitality types.

Columns supplied when data is available

What the download covers

  • Publicly available business identity, contact, category, website, address, suburb or locality, state or territory, and postcode values when attached to the profile.

What you should not expect

  • Diner emails, reservation or delivery-order histories, loyalty accounts, reviews, menus, item prices, or customer behaviour data.
  • Guaranteed owner, manager, chef, procurement, or franchise contacts; employee and revenue figures; chain ownership; or direct job titles.
  • ABNs, ACNs, ANZSIC codes, legal structure, food-business notification or licence status, inspection results, and a complete register of every operating restaurant in Australia.

Columns supplied when data is available

  • Business name and public venue categories
  • Street address, state or territory, suburb or locality, city, and postcode
  • Website and available public-profile URLs
  • Business email addresses
  • Business phone numbers

Nationwide download or a custom territory?

Use the ready-made file when your offer fits several restaurant and hospitality types across Australia. Build a custom list when you need a narrower venue category, state, suburb, city, or postcode market, such as cafes in Greater Melbourne or pizza restaurants across selected Queensland localities. Menu, rating, licence, ABN, and ownership filters are not available.

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Related business types included

This file includes closely related business types so your prospecting scope is not too narrow.

RestaurantsItalian RestaurantsMexican RestaurantsHamburger restaurantsBar And GrillsPastry shopsSandwich ShopsFrench restaurantsBreakfast RestaurantsAmerican Restaurants
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How should you segment Australian hospitality venues?

Match the operating format to your offer before choosing geography. Australian industry classifications separate dine-in cafes and restaurants, takeaway services, and catering, while this product uses the public venue categories visible in the live breakdown rather than ANZSIC codes.

Dine-in restaurants

When it fits

Suitable for ingredients, beverages, kitchen systems, table service, reservations, payments, and front-of-house offers aimed at seated venues.

Business categories to review

Restaurant plus Italian, Mexican, French, American, and breakfast restaurant categories

Takeaway and quick-service operators

When it fits

Useful for delivery, ordering, packaging, high-throughput payments, workforce, and compact kitchen solutions.

Business categories to review

Fast-food restaurant, pizza restaurant, hamburger restaurant, and sandwich shop

Cafes and coffee-led venues

When it fits

A practical segment for coffee supply, bakery products, refrigeration, display equipment, point-of-sale, and neighbourhood services.

Business categories to review

Cafe, coffee shop, patisserie, and breakfast restaurant

Bars and late-service venues

When it fits

Consider this group for beverage programs, entertainment, security, booking, payment, and venue-maintenance offers.

Business categories to review

Bar and bar-and-grill categories

Catering and event operators

When it fits

Target event food supply, mobile equipment, transport, casual staffing, venue coordination, and group-booking systems.

Business categories to review

Caterer and event-venue categories

Sample Preview

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CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
Bluey’s World BrisbaneHamilton Central, Ascot, Hamilton, Queensland61 7 ** ** 75i***@b***.auticketek.blueysworld.com.au
Swan Valley Adventure CentreSwan View, Viveash, Stratton, Greenmount, Baskerville, Red Hill, Woodbridge, Bellevue, Midvale, Herne Hill, Middle Swan, Helena Valley, Millendon, Koongamia, Jane Brook, Boya, Midland, Western Australia61 8 ** ** 00i***@s***.orgwww.swanvalleyadventurecentre.org
Archie Brothers PerthCity Delivery Centre, Perth GPO, Perth, Western Australia61 8 ** ** 20i***@a***.auarchiebrothers.com.au/locations/perth
Waterwall Restaurant & BarKarawara, Waterford, Salter Point, Manning, Como, Western Australia61 8 ** ** 00b***@p***.auwww.pagoda.com.au
Brookfield ShowgroundBrookfield, Fig Tree Pocket, Upper Brookfield, Kenmore Hills, Kenmore, Kenmore East, Pinjarra Hills, Chapel Hill, Pullenvale, Kenmore DC, Queensland61 7 ** ** 52s***@b***.auwww.brookfieldshowground.com.au
Luna Park VenuesMilsons Point, Kirribilli, New South Wales61 2 ** ** 40g***@l***.comwww.lunaparkvenues.com
Crystal PalaceMilsons Point, Kirribilli, New South Wales61 2 ** ** 40g***@l***.comwww.lunaparkvenues.com
StoryVilleMelbourne, Victoria61 3 ** ** 34i***@s***.auwww.storyvillemelbourne.com.au
Melbourne ShowgroundsAscot Vale, Maribyrnong, Highpoint City, Travancore, Victoria61 3 ** ** 44i***@m***.comwww.melbourneshowgrounds.com
Spaghetti TreeMelbourne, Victoria61 3 ** ** 74s***@g***.comwww.spaghettitree.au
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Which teams buy Australian restaurant contact data?

The file is useful when hospitality venues are commercial accounts, service locations, partners, or employers. Start with category and territory, then qualify the venue through its public website before choosing the appropriate business contact route.

Food, beverage, and packaging suppliers

Campaign application

Allocate sales territories and find potential wholesale accounts for ingredients, drinks, disposables, packaging, and recurring venue supply.

Useful CSV values

Venue category, state, suburb, postcode, website, email, phone

Hospitality software companies

Campaign application

Research venues for ordering, reservations, point-of-sale, payments, inventory, rosters, delivery, and accounting platforms.

Useful CSV values

Business type, location, website, public profiles, email, phone

Equipment, maintenance, and facilities providers

Campaign application

Define service areas for commercial cooking equipment, refrigeration, cleaning, waste, pest management, repairs, energy, and insurance.

Useful CSV values

Street address, state, suburb, postcode, venue category, phone, website

Hospitality recruiters and educators

Campaign application

Identify employers for workforce, apprenticeship, compliance-training, and operational education campaigns without implying access to individual candidates.

Useful CSV values

Business name, venue type, locality, website, email, phone

Local agencies and commercial partners

Campaign application

Shortlist venues for digital services, photography, delivery partnerships, events, tourism collaborations, or other location-specific proposals.

Useful CSV values

Venue category, suburb, website, public profiles, email, phone

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorisations.

  2. Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. Publish current counts and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and current record counts, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

See collection timing and source methodology

Using business contacts in Australia

Buying a marketing list does not transfer Spam Act consent. The sender remains responsible for proving express or valid inferred consent for every commercial email or message, identifying the sender, and providing a working unsubscribe route.

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  • Keep recipient-level evidence of express consent or document why inferred consent applies to the relationship, role, and message.
  • Treat a publicly listed role address as inferred consent only when the message is relevant to that role and the publication does not reject unsolicited marketing.
  • Identify the authorizing business accurately and keep its contact details valid for at least 30 days after sending.
  • Provide a clear, free unsubscribe method, keep it functional for at least 30 days, and action requests within five working days.
  • Do not use or supply lists created with address-harvesting software.
  • Business telephone numbers used primarily for business cannot generally be added to the Do Not Call Register, but private or mixed-use numbers can be protected. Classify numbers before calling, wash lists when required, and follow the national calling-time, caller-ID, identification, and termination rules even for numbers not on the register.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these restaurant business contacts or diner email addresses?
They are public contact routes for restaurant and hospitality business profiles. The CSV does not contain diners, booking guests, loyalty members, delivery customers, or a venue's own marketing audience.
What kinds of Australian venues appear in the file?
Use the live breakdown to see the current scope. It spans restaurants, cuisine-led venues, cafes, coffee shops, quick-service businesses, bars, caterers, event venues, and additional listed categories, so it is broader than dine-in restaurants alone.
Will every restaurant profile have an email?
No. The available contact routes differ by profile. Review the current business, unique-email, and phone totals on the page and inspect the sample columns before purchasing.
Does the download identify restaurant owners or managers?
Not as a promised field. It provides public business-level emails and phone numbers when available, but it does not guarantee owner names, manager names, chefs, procurement roles, direct job titles, chain ownership, employees, or revenue.
Is this an official food-business register or the Australian Food Composition Database?
Neither. Food businesses notify the relevant local, state, or territory regulator, while the Australian Food Composition Database contains nutrient information about foods. SphereScout's product is a separate category-based business-contact CSV and includes neither regulator status nor nutrient records.
Are the phone numbers mobile?
Some are. 22,000+ businesses (33%) have a mobile number. The list has 23,000+ mobile numbers and 37,000+ landlines in total, in a separate Mobile Phones column.
Markets

Restaurants by country

SphereScout lists Restaurants in 50 countries. Largest market: Brazil (808,000+ public business listings).

CountryPublic business listingsBusinesses with email
Brazil808,000+18,000+(2.3%)
United States731,000+209,000+(28.7%)
Italy258,000+44,000+(17.4%)
Türkiye234,000+19,000+(8.1%)
Spain230,000+33,000+(14.6%)
France218,000+64,000+(29.5%)
Thailand215,000+6,000+(3%)
Japan209,000+13,000+(6.5%)
Germany169,000+63,000+(37.7%)
Colombia167,000+2,000+(1.3%)
United Kingdom140,000+42,000+(30.1%)
Saudi Arabia100,000+5,500+(5.7%)
Argentina97,000+2,500+(3%)
Peru89,000+1,500+(1.7%)
Canada78,000+24,000+(30.8%)
Poland72,000+27,000+(37.6%)
Morocco68,000+1,000+(1.8%)
Australia(this page)67,000+23,000+(35.5%)
Portugal61,000+7,000+(12.1%)
Greece51,000+5,000+(10.3%)
Chile46,000+2,500+(6.3%)
Belgium41,000+13,000+(32.5%)
Netherlands41,000+21,000+(52.2%)
United Arab Emirates37,000+4,500+(13.2%)
Romania37,000+6,500+(18.4%)
Switzerland32,000+14,000+(46.6%)
Austria29,000+13,000+(46.1%)
Sweden24,000+10,000+(42.1%)
Croatia20,000+2,500+(14.2%)
Hungary19,000+4,500+(25.3%)
Serbia19,000+1,500+(9%)
Bulgaria18,000+1,500+(9.3%)
Israel18,000+2,000+(13.2%)
Finland16,000+7,000+(44.8%)
Oman15,000+300+(2.2%)
Slovakia14,000+4,000+(27.2%)
New Zealand14,000+4,500+(32.8%)
Lebanon13,000+100+(1.2%)
Denmark13,000+5,000+(38.9%)
Ireland13,000+2,000+(17.7%)
Norway11,000+4,000+(39%)
Czechia10,000+3,000+(28%)
Kuwait9,500+900+(9.3%)
Slovenia7,000+1,500+(21.4%)
Qatar7,000+600+(9.4%)
Lithuania5,500+1,000+(25.6%)
Bahrain5,000+300+(5.7%)
Estonia3,500+1,000+(36.3%)
Latvia3,500+800+(24.4%)
Luxembourg2,500+700+(29.4%)

Counts come from the latest SphereScout snapshot for each country. They describe public business listings, not an official count of every business.

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