Cafes Email List in Spain
SphereScout lists 31,000+ cafes in Spain (September 2026 snapshot). Of these, 2,700+ (8.7%) have an email address, 16,000+ (53.9%) have a phone number, 6,600+ (21.1%) have a website and 7,400+ (23.7%) have a mobile number.
Find cafes across Spain using available emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, categories, and geographic fields. Review live coverage and the masked sample, then download the national file or select an autonomous community, province, or municipality.
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How many cafes are there in Spain?
Source: SphereScout Data Lab, snapshot of . About this data
SphereScout indexes 31,000+ public business listings categorized as Cafes in Spain. 2,500+ businesses (8.7%) have at least one email address; 16,000+ (53.9%) have at least one phone number. 7,000+ (23.7%) have a mobile number.
Where these listings are concentrated
- Andalucia5,500+17.6% of this dataset
- Cataluna4,500+14.4% of this dataset
- Comunidad Valenciana3,500+11.8% of this dataset
- Madrid3,000+9.6% of this dataset
- Galicia2,500+9.3% of this dataset
- Public business listings
- 31,000+
- Businesses with email
- 2,500+ (8.7%)
- 2,500+ email addresses in total. Some businesses list several.
- Businesses with phone
- 16,000+ (53.9%)
- 18,000+ phone numbers in total. Some businesses list several.
- Businesses with a mobile phone
- 7,000+ (23.7%)
- 7,500+ mobile numbers and 10,000+ 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 this Spain cafes contact list contains
This CSV combines public Cafe and Coffee Shop profiles across Spain for hospitality suppliers. It contains available business and location contacts, not customers, named proprietors, commercial-register records, or guaranteed purchasing managers.
What one row represents
A row represents a public cafe location profile. A chain, franchisee, roaster with a venue, or local group may appear at several addresses. The published details may be for the establishment without identifying the person who approves suppliers.
Included in this scope
- Spanish hospitality venues represented in the Cafe and Coffee Shop categories.
- Available business emails, phones, websites, addresses, public links, and geographic fields.
- Location-level profiles for branded and multi-venue operators when each Spanish site is listed publicly.
Not included
- Guests, bookings, orders, loyalty accounts, reviews, or payment records.
- Guaranteed proprietors, managers, franchisees, buyers, employee counts, turnover, or group ownership.
- A commercial-register export, verified CNAE 56.30 file, licence or hygiene register, menu catalogue, or equipment inventory.
- Cannabis social clubs or other establishments outside the cafe and hospitality scope.
- Confirmation that a venue roasts coffee, prepares meals, serves alcohol, delivers, belongs to a chain, or controls its own purchasing.
Fields available when present
- Cafe name and public categories
- Address, autonomous community, province, municipality, and postcode
- Website and public profile links
- Business email addresses
- Phone numbers
Need a narrower Spanish territory?
Use the national file or select an autonomous community, province, or municipality. Review the website to distinguish a traditional cafeteria, specialty coffee venue, bakery-cafe, kiosk, or chain branch.
Confirm the venue format and who buys
Spanish cafeterias range from neighbourhood breakfast venues to specialty coffee bars and chain outlets. Establish the operating model before selecting the offer.
Independent, franchise, or chain branch?
An independent may choose suppliers directly; a chain can centralise coffee, machines, branding, and software while leaving maintenance or staffing to the venue.
Name, website, address, public links
What does the venue actually offer?
Traditional cafes, specialty coffee, breakfast, pastry, light food, and takeaway create different product, packaging, equipment, and labour needs.
Category, website, address, phone
Who approves the purchase?
A public inbox may be customer-facing. Use the website and phone to identify the proprietor, franchisee, operating company, central buyer, or technical service route.
Website, email, phone, venue name
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| Company | Location | Phone | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cafetería San Cándido | Santander, Cantabria | 34 6 ** ** 78 | s***@b***.ru | cafeteria-san-candido.metro.bar |
| Manolo Bakes | Donostia-San Sebastian, Pais Vasco | 34 9 ** ** 92 | m***@m***.com | www.manolobakes.com |
| Starbucks | Santander, Cantabria | 34 9 ** ** 19 | a***@s***.es | www.starbucks.es |
| KaLaurie Marbella | Marbella, Andalucia | 34 6 ** ** 06 | m***@k***.com | kalaurie-marbella.com |
| Cafetería Inés | Santander, Cantabria | 34 9 ** ** 67 | c***@c***.email | cafeines.com |
| Cafetería Valdecilla | Santander, Cantabria | 34 9 ** ** 64 | i***@c***.com | cafeteriavaldecilla.com |
| Entre Vientos | El Morche, El Peñoncillo, Castillo Bajo-Conejito, Generacion Del 27 (Urbanizacion), Torrox-Costa, Llanos, Los (Torrox-Costa), Huit, Torrox Park, Andalucia | 34 9 ** ** 67 | l***@g***.com | entrevientos.shop |
| Kaldi Coffee & Brunch | Piedra Hincada, Abama, Playa San Juan, Fonsalia, Aponte, Aguadulce, Canarias | 34 9 ** ** 82 | k***@g***.com | kaldi-coffee-brunch.eatbu.com/?lang=es |
| La Issla | Donostia-San Sebastian, Pais Vasco | 34 9 ** ** 46 | h***@l***.com | laissla.com |
| Cafetería de Tecnun | Donostia-San Sebastian, Añorga, Pais Vasco | 34 9 ** ** 77 | f***@u***.es | tecnun.unav.edu |
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Which suppliers use a Spain cafe list?
Group prospects by autonomous community and venue model, then establish whether buying is local, franchised, or centralised.
Coffee roasters and tea, dairy, beverage, pastry, food, and packaging suppliers
Plan provincial prospecting for coffee, beverages, milk, pastry ranges, cups, takeaway supplies, cleaning products, and replenishment schedules.
Community, province, municipality, website, email, phone
Coffee machines, water, refrigeration, warewashing, and service
Locate venues within your service radius, then check their machines, grinders, filtration, refrigeration, cleaning, maintenance, and repair needs.
Address, postcode, website, phone
POS, ordering, loyalty, payments, and workforce tools
Identify businesses that may need till systems, digital orders, delivery links, customer loyalty, rota planning, payroll, and consolidated branch reporting.
Website, public links, email, phone
Fit-out, furniture, signage, energy, waste, cleaning, and recruitment
Create a location map, then investigate planned refurbishments, current contracts, and the purchasing freedom of each operator.
Address, website, category, 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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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Is every record classified under CNAE 56.30?
Does every venue have an email address?
Are the phone numbers mobile?
Cafes by country
SphereScout lists Cafes in 43 countries. Largest market: United States (104,000+ public business listings).
| Country | Public business listings | Businesses with email | Businesses with phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 104,000+ | 28,000+(26.9%) | 89,000+(85%) |
| Thailand | 93,000+ | 3,000+(3.5%) | 68,000+(73.1%) |
| Japan | 89,000+ | 5,500+(6.4%) | 68,000+(76.4%) |
| Türkiye | 70,000+ | 5,500+(8.4%) | 34,000+(48.9%) |
| United Kingdom | 53,000+ | 14,000+(27.2%) | 37,000+(71.5%) |
| Brazil | 52,000+ | 2,500+(4.9%) | 30,000+(58.4%) |
| Saudi Arabia | 36,000+ | 2,500+(8.1%) | 21,000+(60.5%) |
| Germany | 32,000+ | 11,000+(35.9%) | 23,000+(71.1%) |
| Spain(this page) | 31,000+ | 2,500+(8.7%) | 16,000+(53.9%) |
| Australia | 27,000+ | 7,500+(27.7%) | 20,000+(76.2%) |
| Greece | 22,000+ | 2,000+(9.3%) | 18,000+(83.3%) |
| Italy | 19,000+ | 2,000+(11.4%) | 11,000+(57.1%) |
| Portugal | 16,000+ | 700+(4.3%) | 7,500+(47.2%) |
| Canada | 14,000+ | 3,000+(23.8%) | 12,000+(84.8%) |
| United Arab Emirates | 11,000+ | 1,000+(13.3%) | 8,500+(75.7%) |
| Argentina | 10,000+ | 600+(5.7%) | 4,500+(42.5%) |
| France | 10,000+ | 2,500+(24.3%) | 6,000+(59.7%) |
| Poland | 9,000+ | 1,500+(20.8%) | 5,500+(62.6%) |
| Oman | 7,000+ | 100+(1.4%) | 4,500+(65.2%) |
| Romania | 7,000+ | 1,000+(17.6%) | 4,000+(57.9%) |
| Croatia | 6,500+ | 300+(5.5%) | 2,000+(35.2%) |
| Belgium | 6,500+ | 1,000+(17.2%) | 3,500+(58.5%) |
| Serbia | 6,000+ | 200+(4.2%) | 3,000+(51.6%) |
| Austria | 5,500+ | 1,500+(35%) | 4,000+(73.8%) |
| Netherlands | 5,500+ | 1,500+(35%) | 3,500+(67.1%) |
| New Zealand | 5,000+ | 1,000+(26.4%) | 4,000+(78.4%) |
| Ireland | 4,500+ | 700+(17.1%) | 2,500+(60.4%) |
| Sweden | 4,000+ | 1,000+(35.1%) | 2,500+(66.7%) |
| Israel | 4,000+ | 300+(9.4%) | 2,500+(71.5%) |
| Bulgaria | 4,000+ | 200+(5.3%) | 1,500+(44.8%) |
| Switzerland | 3,500+ | 1,000+(37.3%) | 2,000+(62.5%) |
| Finland | 3,500+ | 1,500+(39.9%) | 2,500+(74.1%) |
| Kuwait | 3,500+ | 300+(10.4%) | 1,500+(50.4%) |
| Denmark | 2,500+ | 1,000+(35.6%) | 2,000+(71.5%) |
| Slovakia | 2,500+ | 600+(23.5%) | 1,500+(66%) |
| Hungary | 2,500+ | 500+(19.3%) | 1,000+(53.7%) |
| Norway | 2,000+ | 700+(34.5%) | 1,500+(67.8%) |
| Qatar | 2,000+ | 100+(8.2%) | 1,500+(73.7%) |
| Czechia | 1,500+ | 300+(23.5%) | 1,000+(67.9%) |
| Latvia | 1,000+ | 200+(19.8%) | 900+(65.3%) |
| Slovenia | 1,000+ | 100+(16%) | 700+(59.2%) |
| Lithuania | 1,000+ | 200+(25.8%) | 800+(70.5%) |
| Estonia | 1,000+ | 200+(29.1%) | 700+(69.2%) |
Counts come from the latest SphereScout snapshot for each country. They describe public business listings, not an official count of every business.