Restaurant Email List Denmark

Build a Danish restaurant prospect file from available emails, phones, websites, business categories, addresses, localities, and postcodes. Review the current composition, contact totals, and masked CSV preview before the one-time purchase.

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

SphereScout coverage for Restaurants in Denmark

SphereScout indexes 13,000+ public business listings categorized as Restaurants in Denmark. 5,000+ businesses (39.2%) have at least one email address; 10,000+ (80.3%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
13,000+
Businesses with email
5,000+ (39.2%)
Unique email addresses
6,500+
Businesses with phone
10,000+ (80.3%)
Unique phone numbers
11,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Capital Region5,000+37% of this dataset
  • Central Jutland2,500+20.7% of this dataset
  • South Denmark2,500+19.6% of this dataset
  • Zealand1,500+12.9% of this dataset

These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in Denmark. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

What is included in the Denmark restaurant email list?

The downloadable B2B list combines public business profiles for restaurants, cafes, bars, pizza venues, quick service, caterers, and adjacent Danish locations. It supplies available contact routes, not diner, booking, or documented marketing-consent records.

What one row represents

A row represents a public business profile or operating location. For most independent Danish venues, the published route is direct to the proprietor or person running the service; groups may direct enquiries to the branch or headquarters. The row is not a CVR extract or P-unit record.

Locations and contact fields included

The current mix covers general restaurants, cafes, bars, pizza, coffee shops, quick service, catering, burger and sandwich venues, event locations, and smaller cuisine-led groups.

Available CSV fields

Locations and contact fields included

  • Where published, the CSV can contain the business or venue name, categories, address, city or locality, postcode, website, public profile links, email, and phone.

What is not in the file

  • Diner names or emails, reservations, orders, loyalty records, menus, pricing, reviews, or footfall.
  • No assured proprietor, manager, chef, purchasing contact, or other named role is supplied; staff size, revenue, group membership, and franchise status are also absent.
  • CVR or P numbers, legal form, DB25 code, food registration, smiley inspection reports, serving permits, or consent to receive marketing email.

Available CSV fields

  • Listed trading name, location name, and profile categories
  • Address, city or locality, and postcode
  • Website and available public profile links
  • Public business email where available
  • Public business phone where available

All Denmark or a focused sales segment?

Use the full file for nationwide market analysis, or combine category and available location: pizza venues in selected postcodes, cafes in particular cities, or caterers inside your service area. CVR, P number, DB25, legal form, size, turnover, and permits are not file filters.

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Subcategory lists

Open a narrower list before buying the full category export.

Related business types included

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

RestaurantsItalian RestaurantsHamburger restaurantsSandwich ShopsFrench restaurantsMexican RestaurantsPastry shopsAmerican RestaurantsDairy storesBreakfast Restaurants
+1 Business Types
Bar And Grills

Match the restaurant segment to your offer

Start with operating model and likely purchasing needs, not one broad restaurant label. DB25 explains the official industry structure; SphereScout exposes the more concrete categories found on public profiles.

Restaurants and cuisine-led venues

Typical need

Relevant for ingredients, beverages, kitchen equipment, booking, payments, and operating services.

Categories to start with

Begin with restaurant, then split out the Italian, French, Mexican, American, and breakfast labels

Quick service, pizza, burgers, and sandwiches

Typical need

Relevant for online ordering, delivery, packaging, payments, scheduling, and compact production equipment.

Categories to start with

Combine the fast-food, pizza, hamburger, and sandwich-shop profile groups

Cafes, coffee shops, and patisseries

Typical need

Relevant for coffee, bakery and beverage supplies, refrigeration, display, machines, POS, and local servicing.

Categories to start with

Compare cafe and coffee-shop entries, then add patisserie and breakfast venues where relevant

Bars and bar-and-grill venues

Typical need

Relevant for beverages, refrigeration, fittings, security, entertainment, and payment services after checking the venue concept.

Categories to start with

Bar and bar & grill

Caterers and event locations

Typical need

Relevant for mobile equipment, logistics, staffing, booking, and event production.

Categories to start with

Catering service and event venue; verify the event venue's actual food or beverage operation

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
MikkellerKastrup, Capital Region45 3 ** ** 97a***@m***.dkmikkeller.com/locations/mikkeller-copenhagen-airport
Outpost Burger - Lego Land Amusement ParkBillund, South Denmark45 7 ** ** 17g***@l***.dkwww.legoland.dk
Kastrup FortressKøbenhavn S, Capital Region45 5 ** ** 90i***@k***.dkkastrupfort.dk
Coffee No 1Kastrup, Capital Region45 5 ** ** 80h***@o***.dkwww.coffeeno1.dk
Sunshine BakeryKøbenhavn K, Capital Regionb***@r***.dkwww.christiania.org/find/sunshine-bakery
Conditori La GlaceKøbenhavn K, Capital Region45 3 ** ** 46c***@l***.dklaglace.dk/da
Original CoffeeKøbenhavn K, Capital Region45 2 ** ** 01f***@o***.dkwww.originalcoffee.dk
Original Coffee Illum RooftopKøbenhavn K, Capital Region45 2 ** ** 12f***@o***.dkwww.originalcoffee.dk
Vagns Kaffe & VinbarFrederiksberg, Capital Region45 2 ** ** 18v***@v***.dkwww.vagnsfrb.dk
Bertels KagerFrederiksberg, Capital Region45 2 ** ** 11k***@b***.dkwww.bertelskager.dk
6,500+ more contacts

6,500+ email addresses available for €199

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13,698
Businesses
6,940
Unique emails
11,981
Unique phone numbers
July 2026
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Turn the file into a usable sales segment

A large file becomes useful when the offer, venue model, and territory align. Use it for research and prioritization before choosing a contact channel.

Food and beverage suppliers

Segment

Separate cuisine-led restaurants, cafes, bars, and caterers so the product range fits the venue.

Verify before contact

Category, website, venue name, and location

Restaurant software and payments

Segment

Test separate propositions for table service, quick service, and booking- or event-led operations.

Verify before contact

Category, website, and public contact routes

Equipment, servicing, and maintenance

Segment

Build local routes around cafes, restaurants, bars, and caterers with different equipment needs.

Verify before contact

Address, locality, postcode, category, and phone

Event and staffing suppliers

Segment

Combine caterers and event venues, then verify each location's actual operation before prioritizing it.

Verify before contact

Category, website, location, and 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 authorizations.

  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 coverage and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and available coverage totals, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

See collection timing and source methodology

Using business contacts in Denmark

Section 10 of Denmark's Marketing Practices Act generally requires prior consent for marketing by email, SMS, and other electronic mail. The ban applies to every recipient, including companies, public authorities, and general addresses such as info@. A GDPR legitimate-interest assessment may support processing personal data, but it does not replace the channel's consent requirement.

Read section 10 of the Marketing Practices Act and guidance from the Consumer Ombudsman and Data Protection Agency
  • Do not treat a public email address as evidence of consent. A CVR match, custom domain, info@ inbox, or free-webmail address does not change section 10's general rule.
  • Send electronic marketing only when valid, voluntary, informed, and specific consent can be documented, or when every condition of the existing-customer exception for the sender's own similar products is met.
  • Identify the sender, make withdrawal easy and free, and retain opt-outs on a reliable suppression list.
  • Where data identifies a person, also document the GDPR basis, provide the required information, and stop direct marketing immediately after an objection.
  • Use the list for research, segmentation, and verification, but keep data availability separate from permission for the selected contact channel.
  • Telephone, physical mail, and electronic mail follow different rules. An email classification therefore does not decide whether a particular number can be called; check the recipient, prior objections, and the rules for that channel.

Verify permission before an email campaign

Documented consent
Evidence requiredThe recipient actively agreed to marketing from the named sender about the relevant products, and the consent can be demonstrated.
TreatmentEmail within the consent's scope and include an easy, free withdrawal route in every message.
Existing customer
Evidence requiredThe address was obtained during a sale, opt-out was offered both on collection and in every message, and the offer concerns the sender's own similar products.
TreatmentUse the exception only when every statutory condition is documented; it is not a general B2B exemption.
Public or purchased address without permission
Evidence requiredThe address appears on a website, public profile, CVR record, or purchased list, but no consent or qualifying customer relationship exists.
TreatmentDo not send electronic marketing. The domain and the recipient's legal form do not change the result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an official CVR list?
No. Rows are public business profiles or locations. CVR number, P number, and legal form are not supplied.
Does the file contain restaurant diner emails?
No. It contains available public business contacts, never diner, reservation, or order records.
Can I filter by city or restaurant type?
Yes, by combining available location fields with the displayed business categories. Official DB25 codes are not included.
Is each row a separate restaurant company?
Not necessarily. A row can represent an operating location, and several locations can sit under one CVR number. Deduplicate using the fields relevant to your campaign.
Can I send marketing email to these addresses?
Not merely because they are public or purchased. Section 10 generally requires prior consent even for companies and general inboxes. The narrow existing-customer exception applies only when every condition is met.

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