Cafes Contact List in Italy

Find cafes and coffee shops across Italy 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 a region, province, or municipality.

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

SphereScout coverage for Cafes in Italy

SphereScout indexes 25,000+ public business listings categorized as Cafes in Italy. 2,500+ businesses (11.2%) have at least one email address; 14,000+ (57.5%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
25,000+
Businesses with email
2,500+ (11.2%)
Unique email addresses
3,000+
Businesses with phone
14,000+ (57.5%)
Unique phone numbers
17,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Lombardia2,500+11% of this dataset
  • Lazio2,000+8.2% of this dataset
  • Campania2,000+8% of this dataset
  • Sicilia1,500+6.7% of this dataset

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

What this Italy cafes contact list contains

This CSV combines public Cafe and Coffee Shop profiles across Italy for suppliers selling to hospitality venues. It provides available business and location contacts, not customer records, named proprietors, Chamber of Commerce data, or guaranteed buyers.

What one row represents

A row represents a public venue profile. A chain, franchisee, roaster with a cafe, or local group may appear at several addresses. The published details may be for the location without identifying the person responsible for approving suppliers.

Included in this scope

  • Italian establishments represented in the Cafe and Coffee Shop categories.
  • Available business emails, phones, websites, addresses, public links, and geographic fields.
  • Individual records for chain or group venues when their Italian locations maintain distinct public profiles.

Not included

  • Guests, bookings, orders, loyalty accounts, reviews, or payment records.
  • Guaranteed proprietors, managers, franchisees, buyers, staff counts, turnover, or corporate ownership.
  • A Chamber of Commerce export, verified ATECO 56.30.01 file, licence or hygiene register, menu catalogue, or equipment inventory.
  • Proof that a venue is a bar, roasts coffee, has a kitchen, serves alcohol, delivers, or buys independently.

Fields available when present

  • Cafe or coffee-shop name and public categories
  • Address, region, province, municipality, and postcode
  • Website and public profile links
  • Business email addresses
  • Phone numbers

Need a narrower Italian territory?

Use the national file or select a region, province, or municipality. Review the website to distinguish a traditional caffetteria, specialty coffee venue, pastry shop with coffee service, kiosk, roaster cafe, or chain branch.

Check the venue format and who buys

The public category locates the venue but does not explain its range or buying structure. Resolve these questions before outreach.

Independent, franchise, or chain branch?

Why it matters

A family-run caffetteria may control its own range, while an affiliated or branded venue can follow central rules for blends, equipment, design, and technology.

Fields to review

Name, website, address, public links

What is the actual venue format?

Why it matters

Traditional caffetterie, bar-cafes, pastry shops, breakfast venues, specialty coffee, light kitchens, and takeaway counters need different products, equipment, and workflows.

Fields to review

Category, website, address, phone

Who controls the purchase?

Why it matters

A public inbox can be customer-facing. Use the website and phone to identify the proprietor, franchisee, operating company, central buyer, or technical service route.

Fields to review

Website, email, phone, venue name

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
DAPPER Coffee | Specialty Coffee BarTorino, Piemonted***@g***.comdappercoffee.it
MOEBIUSTorino, Piemonte39 3 ** ** 39i***@g***.commoebius.eatbu.com
Costadoro Coffee Lab DiamondTorino, Piemonte39 0 ** ** 20f***@c***.itcostadoro.it/chi-siamo/factory
La Cialderia di San CesareoColonna, Gorga, Castel San Pietro Romano, Labico, San Cesareo, Montelanico, Capranica Prenestina, Guadagnolo, San Vito Romano, Rocca Santo Stefano, Roiate, Colonna Stazione, Gavignano, Bellegra, Genazzano, Rocca Di Cave, Lazio39 0 ** ** 21i***@a***.netwww.lacialderia.com
SineMetu Coffe, food & drinksMonte Porzio Catone, Armetta, Lazio39 0 ** ** 54s***@p***.itsinemetu.metro.bar
Caffè AlturaAndria, Montegrosso, Puglia31 6 ** ** 57i***@c***.itcoloradocafeshop.it
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Related business types included

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Which suppliers use an Italy cafe list?

Define the territory and venue type, then confirm the buying route before making a specific offer.

Coffee roasters and tea, dairy, beverage, pastry, food, and packaging suppliers

Practical use

Organise provincial coverage for blends, beverages, milk, pastry lines, cups, takeaway materials, sanitation products, and repeat deliveries.

Useful fields

Region, province, municipality, website, email, phone

Coffee machines, water, refrigeration, warewashing, and service

Practical use

Locate venues in your service area, then check their machines, grinders, filtration, refrigeration, cleaning, maintenance, and repair needs.

Useful fields

Address, postcode, website, phone

POS, ordering, loyalty, payments, and workforce tools

Practical use

Find venues whose till, digital-order, delivery, loyalty, rota, payroll, or multi-location requirements warrant a closer qualification call.

Useful fields

Website, public links, email, phone

Fit-out, furniture, signage, energy, waste, cleaning, and recruitment

Practical use

Map operating sites, then check refurbishment cycles, existing service agreements, and which decisions remain with the local operator.

Useful fields

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.

  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.

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Using business contacts in Italy

Buying or publicly finding an address does not authorize promotional email. The Italian data-protection authority requires consent even when data comes from public registers, websites, scraping, or third-party suppliers; the limited soft-spam exception applies only to a business's own customers and similar products or services.

Read the Italian authority's marketing decision
  • Do not infer consent from publication, scraping, or purchase of an email address.
  • Check data provenance and retain evidence of specific consent covering the sender and promotional purpose.
  • Use soft spam only for actual customers, the sender's own similar products or services, and an easy free objection route.
  • Provide the required notice when personal data was not collected directly from the person.
  • Process objections and withdrawals immediately through a reliable suppression list.
  • Before telemarketing national numbers, determine when the Public Register of Objections must be checked. Each controller using a transferred list must perform its own check; mobile numbers absent from public directories do not become callable without consent.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are coffee shops included with cafes?
Yes. Both public categories feed the Italian caffetterie market covered by this file, with Coffee Shop shown separately in the included-type breakdown.
Does the file name proprietors or procurement managers?
No. It identifies public venues and locations. Use the website and available contacts to determine whether purchasing sits with the shop, franchisee, operating company, or head office.
Is every record classified as ATECO 56.30.01?
No. ATECO 2025 56.30.01 covers beverage service in bars and caffetterie, but SphereScout uses public business categories and does not assign or verify ATECO codes.
Does every venue have an email address?
No. Italian listings differ in the contact channels they publish. Check the email and phone totals and inspect the masked rows before buying.
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