Restaurant Email List Greece

Build a Greek restaurant prospect list around the places your sales team can actually serve. Compare the venue mix, current email and telephone totals, masked sample rows, and one-time CSV price before purchasing the full country file.

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

SphereScout coverage for Restaurants in Greece

SphereScout indexes 51,000+ public business listings categorized as Restaurants in Greece. 5,000+ businesses (10.5%) have at least one email address; 42,000+ (84.1%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
51,000+
Businesses with email
5,000+ (10.5%)
Unique email addresses
5,000+
Businesses with phone
42,000+ (84.1%)
Unique phone numbers
44,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Kentrikos Tomeas Athinon4,500+9.2% of this dataset
  • Thessaloniki3,000+6.8% of this dataset
  • Peiraias, Nisoi1,500+3.3% of this dataset
  • Irakleio1,500+3.1% of this dataset

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

What is included in the Greece restaurant prospect file?

This downloadable business file covers public profiles for Greek restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, bars, pizzerias, fast-food venues, event spaces, caterers, patisseries, and narrower foodservice formats. Email and telephone availability are counted separately; diners, bookings, licences, and named buyers are not included.

What one row represents

Each row represents a publicly listed restaurant, cafe, bar, caterer, or related venue. An independent location's contact route usually reaches the owner or operating team; a group can centralize reservations or administration. The row is not a GEMI company record, AFM record, KAD classification, or OpenBusiness notification.

Venue mix and fields in the file

General restaurants lead the email inventory, while cafes and coffee shops create a much larger prospecting universe for coffee, equipment, payments, and recurring service. Bars, pizzerias, fast food, event venues, patisseries, and smaller cuisine-led formats remain visible in the live breakdown.

CSV columns supplied when available

Venue mix and fields in the file

  • Rows can include the listed venue name, public categories, street address, region or regional unit, city or locality, postcode, website, social links, email, and telephone when those details are published.

What the download does not contain

  • No diner names, customer emails, reservations, orders, loyalty members, menus, prices, reviews, ratings, or footfall.
  • No guaranteed owner, manager, chef, purchaser, job title, hotel group, franchise relationship, employee count, or revenue.
  • GEMI and AFM numbers, legal form, status, KAD code, OpenBusiness notification, permits, inspections, and email-consent records are excluded.

CSV columns supplied when available

  • Listed venue name and public foodservice categories
  • Street, region or regional unit, city or locality, and postcode details
  • Current site, listed social accounts, and source-profile URLs
  • Published business email when found
  • Published business telephone when found

One national file or several Greek sales territories?

Combine operating format with available region, regional unit, municipality, island, city, address, and postcode data. Suppliers can separate year-round Athens accounts from Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, Cyclades, or mainland routes without pretending that seasonality or opening months are supplied fields. GEMI status, KAD, permits, employees, turnover, and seasonality are not export filters.

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Subcategory lists

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Included business typesEmailPhone
Cafes Email ListView email list 1,000+18,000+
Bars Email ListView email list 400+3,500+
Pizza Restaurants Email ListView email list 100+1,500+
Event Venues Email ListView email list 100+400+

Related business types included

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

RestaurantsItalian RestaurantsPastry shopsFast Food RestaurantsHamburger restaurantsBar And GrillsBreakfast RestaurantsCatering ServicesSandwich ShopsMexican Restaurants
+3 Business Types
Dairy storesAmerican RestaurantsFrench restaurants

Split Greek foodservice by the way each venue operates

The file's strongest distinction is not simply restaurant versus non-restaurant. Greece has a very large cafe and coffee-shop layer, substantial bar coverage, and island markets where route economics and seasonality matter. Check the current website before assigning the offer.

General and cuisine-led restaurants

Offers worth testing

Ingredients, beverages, kitchen equipment, tableware, reservations, payments, cleaning, pest control, refrigeration, and repairs.

Categories to combine

Restaurant first, then Italian, French, Mexican, American, or breakfast labels for a narrower proposition

Cafes, coffee shops, and patisseries

Offers worth testing

Coffee and bakery supply, machines, grinders, display refrigeration, cups, point-of-sale, local marketing, and maintenance contracts.

Categories to combine

Cafe and coffee shop as separate high-volume groups, with patisserie and breakfast venues added selectively

Bars and bar-and-grill venues

Offers worth testing

Beer, wine, spirits, ice, refrigeration, furniture, sound, security, payment terminals, cleaning, and late-hours servicing.

Categories to combine

Bar and bar-and-grill, then website qualification to distinguish drink-led venues from restaurants

Pizza, fast-food, burger, and sandwich formats

Offers worth testing

Ordering, delivery, packaging, fryers, compact refrigeration, payments, scheduling, extraction, and rapid-response maintenance.

Categories to combine

Pizza and fast food first, with burger and sandwich labels for offers tied to takeaway throughput

Event venues and catering operators

Offers worth testing

Portable equipment, prepared-food supply, temporary staffing, logistics, linen, booking systems, and event partnerships.

Categories to combine

Event venue and catering service, verified against the current site before assuming food preparation

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
KFC PagratiAthens, Kentrikos Tomeas Athinon30 2 ** ** 99i***@k***.grkfc.gr/?y_source=1_MTYzMzI3NzktNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU%3D
Pret A Manger Thessaloniki AirportThermi, Thessalonikih***@s***.comwww.pret.com/el-GR
Kostarelos | KolonakiAthens, Kentrikos Tomeas Athinon30 2 ** ** 00i***@k***.grwww.kostarelos.gr
FUNMILY eat-drink-playMarousi, Voreios Tomeas Athinon30 2 ** ** 00f***@f***.grwww.funmily.gr
The Nectar DistilleryThessaloniki, Thessaloniki30 2 ** ** 13i***@z***.comzeusisloose.com
DentróspitoVrilissia, Voreios Tomeas Athinon30 2 ** ** 00i***@d***.comwww.dentrospito.com/premises.php
Caffé NobileAgios Dimitrios, Notios Tomeas Athinon30 2 ** ** 11i***@a***.grwww.athensmetromall.gr/stores/caffé-nobile
Aqua dreamAcharnes, Anatoliki Attiki30 2 ** ** 05c***@g***.comwww.cavallaripalace.gr
Ταβέρνα ΚΡΗΤΕΣHeraklion, Irakleio30 2 ** ** 66i***@k***.grkritesplace.gr
Sirokos Fish & GrillPatras, Achaia30 2 ** ** 99i***@s***.grwww.sirokos.gr
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Unique emails
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Unique phone numbers
July 2026
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Design the route around Greece's contact coverage

Telephone coverage is far broader than email, and general restaurants supply most of the email inventory. Use email-bearing rows only where permission exists; use the wider listing set for account research, island or mainland territory design, websites, and compliant phone-led qualification.

Food, drink, and consumables distributors

Practical selection

Separate dense urban rounds from ferry-dependent island routes, then group venues by format and realistic delivery frequency.

Fields to combine

Category, region, regional unit, locality, postcode, address, website, and telephone

Coffee, kitchen, and refrigeration suppliers

Practical selection

Start with the cafe and coffee-shop layer for beverage equipment, then build separate restaurant and quick-service service plans.

Fields to combine

Venue category, location, website, telephone, and published email where permission exists

Restaurant technology and payment teams

Practical selection

Write different propositions for table service, cafes, bars, takeaway, delivery, catering, and event operations instead of one HORECA message.

Fields to combine

Category, website, social links, venue location, and available contact route

Territory and seasonal account planning

Practical selection

Use regional-unit and island coverage to identify accounts, then verify current opening periods and operator details before assigning visits or campaigns.

Fields to combine

Region or regional unit, island or locality, address, category, website, 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 Greece

Article 11 of Greek Law 3471/2006 requires prior consent for unsolicited direct-marketing email to subscribers, and its subscriber definition includes natural and legal persons. The limited exception is for contact details lawfully obtained through a sale or similar transaction for the sender's own similar offers, with a free opt-out at collection and in every message. A company mailbox, generic address, GEMI match, or legitimate-interest assessment does not remove this channel rule.

Read Article 11 of Law 3471/2006
  • Separate records with documented prior electronic-marketing consent from public contacts that have no permission record. SphereScout does not supply consent evidence.
  • Use the existing-customer exception only when your organization obtained the address through its own sale or similar transaction, markets its own similar products or services, and offered a simple free objection both at collection and in every message.
  • Do not treat a GEMI match, company domain, role inbox, webmail address, or published business contact as consent. These details help identify the recipient but do not create email permission.
  • Where a record identifies a person, document the GDPR lawful basis and provide the required privacy information. Legitimate interests can support personal-data processing only when the separate electronic-marketing rule is also met.
  • State the sender clearly, provide a valid free opt-out route, stop after withdrawal or objection, and screen one suppression list before every campaign.
  • Live marketing calls follow a separate objection-based rule under Article 11. Check the provider's opt-out directory and your own suppression records, identify the caller, and stop after an objection; email permission cannot be inferred from call eligibility.

Classify the file before email outreach

Documented prior consent
EvidenceA current, specific, attributable permission record covers electronic marketing from your organization to this subscriber.
Email treatmentSend only within the stated scope. Identify the sender, include a free opt-out, retain the permission record, and suppress immediately after withdrawal.
Eligible existing customer
EvidenceYour organization obtained the address through its own sale or similar transaction, the offer is for its own similar products or services, and the recipient received the required opt-out at collection.
Email treatmentThe limited existing-customer route can apply. Include the free opt-out in every message and do not extend the exception to bought or scraped contacts.
Public contact without permission evidence
EvidenceThe address came from a public profile, third-party list, website, GEMI match, generic inbox, or another source that provides no attributable consent or qualifying customer relationship.
Email treatmentDo not send unsolicited marketing email. Use the data for account research, territory planning, compliant calls, direct mail, or permission-building activity instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does every Greek restaurant listing include an email?
No. The Greece file contains many more venue profiles and telephone numbers than emails. Filter for populated email fields first, and do not use the address for unsolicited marketing without the permission required by Greek law.
Can I target Attica, Crete, and individual islands?
Use available region or regional-unit, municipality, island, city, locality, address, and postcode values. Coverage varies by row, and island or seasonal status is not guaranteed as a normalized field.
Is each row a registered Greek company?
No. The row is a public venue profile. One company or sole proprietor can operate multiple locations, and the CSV does not contain GEMI or AFM identifiers needed to prove the operator match.
Does the file verify KAD or OpenBusiness status?
No. KAD activity records and premises-level foodservice notifications are official systems outside this export. The page's public categories are not evidence of a particular code, notification, permit, or inspection result.
Can I cold-email company inboxes in Greece without consent?
Not on the basis that they are company inboxes. Article 11 requires prior consent for unsolicited marketing email to subscribers, including legal persons, subject to its limited existing-customer exception. A public address, GEMI match, or legitimate interest is not email permission.

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