Restaurants Email List in Spain

SphereScout lists 230,000+ businesses in the “Restaurants” category in Spain (October 2026 snapshot). Of these, 33,000+ (14.6%) have an email address, 164,000+ (71.6%) have a phone number, 80,000+ (35.2%) have a website and 80,000+ (34.8%) have a mobile number.

Build a hospitality prospect map across Spain from available business emails, telephones, websites, venue labels, street addresses, municipios, autonomous communities and postcodes. Check today's coverage and sample columns before taking the national CSV.

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

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

SphereScout indexes 230,000+ public business listings categorized as Restaurants in Spain. 33,000+ businesses (14.6%) have at least one email address; 164,000+ (71.6%) have at least one phone number. 80,000+ (34.8%) have a mobile number.

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Andalucía41,000+17.9% of this dataset
  • Cataluña37,000+16.4% of this dataset
  • Comunidad Valenciana26,000+11.6% of this dataset
  • Madrid23,000+10.1% of this dataset
  • Castilla y León14,000+6.1% of this dataset
  • Galicia13,000+6% of this dataset
  • Canarias12,000+5.4% of this dataset
  • País Vasco9,500+4.3% of this dataset
Public business listings
230,000+
Businesses with email
33,000+ (14.6%)
36,000+ email addresses in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with phone
164,000+ (71.6%)
173,000+ phone numbers in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with a mobile phone
80,000+ (34.8%)
81,000+ mobile numbers and 91,000+ landlines in total.

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

What is inside the Spain restaurant business database?

This B2B file is designed for suppliers selling to Spanish restaurants, bars, cafeterias, pizzerias, caterers and event locations. Its records are public venue contacts, never diner details or a restaurant's own customer database.

Meaning of a delivered row

Each record points to a publicly listed company or hospitality site. The published route might connect to the local premises, an office or group headquarters, and does not assure a named decision-maker. Registro Mercantil entries, CNAE activities, municipal permissions and food-control records are not part of the row.

Spanish hospitality coverage

The current composition spans general and cuisine-led restaurants, bars, cafeterias, coffee shops, bar-and-grill venues, pizzerias, hamburger outlets, fast food, catering and event locations.

Possible columns for each venue

Spanish hospitality coverage

  • Publicly listed business name, venue labels, street address, municipio, autonomous community, postcode, website, email and telephone values when present.

Information outside this Spanish file

  • Diner names or addresses, bookings, orders, loyalty memberships, newsletter subscribers, reviews, menus, pricing or visit history.
  • Assured proprietors, managers, chefs, purchasing roles or franchisees, employee totals, turnover and profit figures.
  • NIF, registry data, legal status, CNAE assignments, opening permissions, food-registration or inspection findings, and any claim to enumerate every hospitality site in Spain.

Possible columns for each venue

  • Trading name and displayed establishment labels
  • Street address, autonomous community, municipio or locality, and postcode
  • Venue website plus linked public profiles
  • Published professional email routes
  • Published professional telephone routes

All-Spain download or focused hostelería segment?

Take the prepared market when several venue formats fit a nationwide proposition. For tighter distribution, pair category with place: bars in Andalucía, pizzerias across selected Catalan municipios, or caterers in chosen Madrid postcode areas. Menu, rating, permit, CNAE, NIF, revenue, staffing and ownership criteria are unavailable.

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Related business types included

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

RestaurantsBar And GrillsItalian RestaurantsHamburger restaurantsMexican RestaurantsAmerican RestaurantsSandwich ShopsBreakfast RestaurantsFrench restaurantsPastry shops

Choose the Spanish hospitality formats that can buy

Begin with operating model and only then draw the territory. CNAE 2025 distinguishes restaurants, food stands, event catering and beverage service; SphereScout relies on the labels carried by public venue profiles and does not infer those official activities.

Dining restaurants and cuisine concepts

Commercial relevance

Prioritize for wholesale food and drink, professional kitchens, reservations, payment, linen, furniture and dining-room operations.

Public labels to combine

Restaurant plus Italian, Mexican, American, French and breakfast concepts

Bares, cafeterías and coffee venues

Commercial relevance

A strong fit for beverages, coffee, snacks, chilled display, point-of-sale, entertainment, security and neighbourhood services.

Public labels to combine

Bar, bar-and-grill, cafe and coffee-shop profiles

Pizza, burger and quick-service operators

Commercial relevance

Target ordering, delivery, takeaway packaging, rapid payments, shift tools and equipment built for faster throughput.

Public labels to combine

Pizza restaurant, hamburger restaurant, fast-food venue and sandwich shop

Catering firms and event locations

Commercial relevance

Relevant to banquet supplies, mobile equipment, transport, temporary labour, bookings and venue partnerships.

Public labels to combine

Catering-service and event-location labels in Spain

Breakfast and sweet-food outlets

Commercial relevance

Explore for bakery supply, patisserie products, coffee, refrigeration, consumables and takeaway service.

Public labels to combine

Breakfast restaurant, patisserie, cafe and coffee shop

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CompanyLocationPhoneEmail
ESPINALERPalma De Mallorca, Baleares34 6 ** ** 05s***@a***.com
Cafetería San CándidoSantander, Cantabria34 6 ** ** 78s***@b***.ru
Manolo BakesDonostia-San Sebastian, País Vasco34 9 ** ** 92m***@m***.com
La Parra BistróPesquera, La (Laredo), Las Casillas, El Callejo, Laredo, Villante, Cantabria34 9 ** ** 75c***@g***.com
Bakering - Desayunos y caterings a domicilio.Barcelona, Cataluña34 9 ** ** 66i***@b***.es
Dillos - Bocadillos de AutorBarcelona, Cataluña34 6 ** ** 16i***@g***.com
Le Fournil de Jules, Marq-CastilloAlicanteAlacant, Comunidad Valencianai***@v***.es
StarbucksSantander, Cantabria34 9 ** ** 19a***@s***.es
KaLaurie MarbellaMarbella, Andalucía34 6 ** ** 06m***@k***.com
Mina PasteleriaAlbacete, Castilla-La Mancha34 6 ** ** 37m***@g***.com
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Teams that prospect Spain's restaurant market

Use the file where hospitality sites are potential accounts, service stops, commercial partners or workplaces. Select the format and geographic footprint first, then qualify the venue through its public website before outreach.

Food and beverage distribution

How the file helps

Lay out sales routes and discover possible accounts for fresh products, drinks, disposables, packaging and repeat delivery.

Values to assess

Venue label, autonomous community, municipio, postcode, website, email and telephone

Restaurant and bar technology

How the file helps

Research premises for POS, booking, order, payment, inventory, rota, delivery, accounting and review-management products.

Values to assess

Operating format, place, website, linked profiles, email and telephone

Commercial equipment and site care

How the file helps

Map field-service coverage for commercial cooklines, cold storage, sanitation, refuse, pest treatment, maintenance, utilities and business protection.

Values to assess

Address, autonomous community, municipio, postcode, business type, phone and site

Last-mile and food-packaging providers

How the file helps

Shortlist takeaway or event-oriented formats, then establish whether each operation needs delivery, storage or packaging support.

Values to assess

Establishment label, municipio, postcode, website, telephone and email

Recruitment, training and local agencies

How the file helps

Locate employers or prospects for courses, promotion, photography and local services without receiving worker or candidate information.

Values to assess

Name, venue type, territory, site, linked profiles, email and telephone

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 Spain

Buying or publicly finding an address does not authorize advertising by email, SMS, or messaging. Spain's LSSI requires the communication to have been requested or expressly authorized, apart from the limited exception for existing customers, lawfully obtained details, and the sender's own similar products or services.

Read the AEPD guidance on unwanted advertising
  • Do not infer commercial-email authorization from publication or purchase of an address.
  • Retain evidence of the request or express authorization, or document that every condition of the existing-customer exception is met.
  • Identify the sender and the message's commercial nature clearly.
  • Include a simple, free objection or consent-withdrawal route in every communication.
  • Apply opt-outs immediately and maintain a reliable suppression list.
  • For commercial calls, document consent or the legitimate-interest basis and consult advertising-exclusion systems when required. A sole trader's or professional's details may be used for a call aimed exclusively at their business or professional activity, not for unrelated offers; state the right to object at the start of the call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a restaurant customer database?
No. It is a B2B establishment list built from public business contacts. Diner identities, reservations, orders, loyalty memberships and restaurant newsletter subscribers are excluded.
Which Spanish hospitality businesses appear?
The live composition is definitive. It itemizes restaurants, bars, cafes, coffee shops, pizzerias, burger venues, fast food, caterers, event locations and every other displayed category.
Will each Spanish venue have an email?
No. One public profile may publish email and telephone while another exposes only a site or phone. Use the current company, unique-email and telephone figures and inspect the sample rows before purchase.
Does the CSV name the owner or manager?
A named person is not assured. The published contact belongs to the establishment profile and can reach reception, an operating team or a group office rather than its proprietor or manager.
Is it an official CNAE, food or licensing register?
No. CNAE classifies official economic activity, while food registration and opening procedures sit with the relevant authorities. SphereScout separately supplies business profiles grouped by public venue labels.
Are the phone numbers mobile?
Some are. 80,000+ businesses (34.8%) have a mobile number. The list has 81,000+ mobile numbers and 91,000+ 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 States721,000+202,000+(28.1%)
Italy244,000+39,000+(16%)
Türkiye237,000+19,000+(8%)
Spain(this page)230,000+33,000+(14.6%)
France213,000+62,000+(29.3%)
Thailand212,000+5,500+(2.8%)
Japan209,000+13,000+(6.5%)
Germany169,000+63,000+(37.7%)
Colombia167,000+2,000+(1.3%)
United Kingdom137,000+40,000+(29.2%)
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%)
Australia67,000+23,000+(35.5%)
Portugal54,000+6,000+(11.4%)
Greece51,000+5,000+(10.3%)
Chile45,000+2,500+(5.9%)
Belgium38,000+11,000+(30.4%)
Netherlands37,000+18,000+(49.3%)
Romania37,000+6,500+(18.4%)
United Arab Emirates33,000+4,000+(13.1%)
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+(17.6%)
Norway11,000+4,000+(39%)
Czechia10,000+3,000+(28%)
Kuwait9,500+900+(9.3%)
Slovenia7,000+1,500+(21.3%)
Qatar6,000+500+(9.4%)
Lithuania5,500+1,000+(25.6%)
Bahrain5,000+200+(5.5%)
Estonia3,500+1,000+(36.3%)
Latvia3,500+800+(24.4%)
Luxembourg2,000+600+(28%)

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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