Restaurant Email List Latvia
Build a Latvia foodservice prospect list from the public contact routes and place details available for listed venues. Inspect the current email and telephone totals, category mix, masked examples, and one-time price before downloading the CSV.
SphereScout coverage for Restaurants in Latvia
SphereScout indexes 3,500+ public business listings categorized as Restaurants in Latvia. 800+ businesses (24.5%) have at least one email address; 2,000+ (70.1%) have at least one phone number.
- Public business listings
- 3,500+
- Businesses with email
- 800+ (24.5%)
- Unique email addresses
- 900+
- Businesses with phone
- 2,000+ (70.1%)
- Unique phone numbers
- 2,500+
Where these listings are concentrated
- Riga1,500+47.8% of this dataset
- Jurmala100+4.5% of this dataset
- Liepaja100+4.3% of this dataset
- Daugavpils100+2.8% of this dataset
These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in Latvia. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.
What does the Latvia restaurant contact file cover?
This compact national CSV is concentrated in general restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, bars, fast-food venues, pizzerias, and event locations. Telephone coverage reaches most listed venues, while email is available for a smaller segment that can be selected separately.
The meaning of one record
A record describes a publicly listed venue or operating location. In an independent restaurant it will often reach the proprietor or day-to-day team; a group may route it elsewhere. It is not an Enterprise Register entity, PVD food-undertaking record, or guaranteed owner contact.
Venue coverage and usable data
General restaurants lead the current file, followed by cafes, coffee shops, bars, fast-food locations, pizzerias, event venues, burger restaurants, and smaller specialist groups shown in the breakdown.
Columns populated when the source provides them
Venue coverage and usable data
- Each row can contain the displayed trading name, venue labels, address and locality, postcode, website, linked public profiles, email, and telephone when those details were found.
Data this purchase does not include
- Restaurant guests, booking contacts, order histories, loyalty members, menus, ratings, reviews, and footfall.
- Named owners, managers, chefs, purchasing staff, roles, confirmed parent groups, franchise status, headcount, and revenue.
- Enterprise Register numbers or status, legal form, officials, NACE codes, PVD registrations, inspection findings, and proof of marketing consent.
Columns populated when the source provides them
- Listed venue name and its public business-type labels
- Street, municipality or city, locality, and postcode information
- Venue website and connected public profiles
- Publicly displayed business email
- Publicly displayed telephone number
Create a Riga list or cover the wider Latvian market
Pair the venue label with available municipality, State city, town, village, locality, address, and postcode values. This supports a Riga-focused launch, a regional delivery route, or a national service territory. Historical region, registration number, NACE, PVD status, turnover, and headcount are not selectable fields in this export.
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| Included business types | Phone | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cafes Email ListView email list | 300+ | 1,000+ | €89 |
Related business types included
This file includes closely related business types so your prospecting scope is not too narrow.
+5 Business Types
Use a few segments that reflect how Latvian venues operate
Restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops form the core of the dataset, while bars, pizza, fast food, events, and burger venues add distinct buying patterns. The smallest cuisine categories are better used as optional refinements than standalone national campaigns.
Restaurants and table-service venues
Ingredients, beverages, kitchen and dining equipment, reservations, payment, cleaning, linen, and maintenance.
Start with the general restaurant label; add cuisine labels only when the product genuinely depends on them
Cafes and specialist coffee businesses
Coffee, bakery inputs, machines, cups and packaging, display equipment, point of sale, and local repair support.
Combine cafe and coffee-shop records, then divide by town or service radius
Bars and evening-led venues
Beverage supply, refrigeration, glassware, furniture, music, security, payments, and after-hours technical response.
Use bar and bar-and-grill labels, checking the website for the actual food and entertainment format
Fast-food, pizza, and burger operators
Delivery integrations, takeaway packaging, ordering, compact kitchen assets, terminals, and throughput tools.
Merge the quick-service, pizza, and hamburger labels before narrowing geographically
Event venues and caterers
Event food supply, portable service equipment, staffing, logistics, booking partnerships, and temporary infrastructure.
Select event venues and catering services, then qualify whether each profile actually purchases foodservice inputs
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| Company | Location | Phone | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAFFEINE LV | Lidosta Rīga, Mārupes nov. | 37 1 ** ** 55 | i***@c***.lv | www.caffeine.lv |
| LIDO | Riga, Riga | 37 1 ** ** 00 | a***@l***.lv | www.lido.lv/lv/kontakti/lido-atputas-centrs |
| H2O 6 kvartāls | Riga, Riga | 37 1 ** ** 98 | a***@h***.lv | www.h2o6.lv |
| Kafejnīca - konditoreja Policijas akadēmija 98 | Ogre, Ogres nov. | 37 1 ** ** 00 | i***@m***.lv | www.policijasakademija98.lv |
| Ozoliņa Konditoreja, SIA | Ogre, Ogres nov. | 37 1 ** ** 17 | c***@a***.com | www.ozolinakonditoreja.lv |
| Ozoliņa konditoreja | Ikšķile, Ogres nov. | 37 1 ** ** 87 | c***@a***.com | www.ozolinakonditoreja.lv |
| Kafejnīca "Strelīcija" | Salaspils, Salaspils nov. | 37 1 ** ** 77 | p***@s***.lv | www.strelicijaskafe.lv |
| Lage Gastronomija - Sāga | Ulbroka, Ropažu nov. | 37 1 ** ** 09 | o***@l***.lv | ganbei.lv/saga.39.ssh |
| Bazaar Bakery | Riga, Riga | 37 1 ** ** 00 | i***@b***.lv | bazaarbakery.com |
| Rausis , kafejnica-konditoreja | Jelgava, Jelgava | 37 1 ** ** 95 | k***@g***.com | www.rausis.lv |
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- 3,524
- Businesses
- 954
- Unique emails
- 2,753
- Unique phone numbers
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Match the file to a realistic Latvia sales motion
The file is small enough for deliberate account qualification and broad enough to compare Riga with the rest of Latvia. Telephone is the dominant contact route; email should be treated as a defined subset, not assumed across the full category.
Food and beverage suppliers
Map venues inside practical delivery territories, then vary range and order cadence for restaurants, coffee businesses, bars, and quick service.
Venue type, municipality or city, locality, address, website, phone, and available email
Restaurant technology vendors
Qualify operating format and digital presence before pitching reservation, ordering, payment, or customer-management software.
Category mix, website, public profiles, email where present, and callable number
Equipment installers and service contractors
Sequence visits and calls by venue density, location, and equipment-relevant format rather than treating all hospitality records identically.
Place fields, postcode, venue labels, site, and telephone
B2B email campaigns
Resolve whether the recipient is a legal person or natural person, connect the inbox to the correct venue, and remove prior refusals before deciding whether email is appropriate.
Email, trading name, website, register evidence gathered separately, source URL, recipient type, and suppression status
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 Latvia
Section 9 of Latvia's Law on Information Society Services applies its prior-consent and existing-customer restrictions to commercial communications sent to natural persons. Those specific restrictions do not apply in the same way to a legal person, but every commercial message must be recognizable, identify the sender, explain the offer, provide a functioning refusal route, and honor refusals. GDPR applies separately whenever an address or other field identifies a person.
Read Latvia's Information Society Services Law and Data State Inspectorate guidance- Determine whether the address belongs to a legal person, an individual merchant or other natural person, and whether it is tied to the same business; an email domain or public profile category does not establish that status.
- For a natural-person recipient, do not send unsolicited commercial email without prior free and explicit consent unless every condition of the statutory existing-customer exception is satisfied.
- For a legal-person mailbox, keep the proposition relevant to the business, make the commercial nature and sender clear, state the offer accurately, and provide a working free refusal route.
- When the record identifies a person, document the GDPR legal basis and legitimate-interest balancing test where relied upon, provide required transparency, minimize the data, and keep it accurate.
- Stop direct marketing immediately after an objection or refusal and screen future files against a maintained suppression list.
- Treat automated calls, fax, email, and other commercial electronic channels under the applicable Section 9 rules. For any channel, use valid sender contact details, make refusal possible, and suppress a recipient after refusal.
Resolve recipient type before sending
Frequently Asked Questions
Is email available for every Latvian restaurant profile?
Can the CSV be narrowed to Riga or another municipality?
Does one venue row equal one Enterprise Register entity?
Are PVD registration and inspection details supplied?
May every address in the file receive unsolicited marketing email?
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