Restaurant Email List New Zealand

Build a New Zealand hospitality prospect list using available business emails, telephone numbers, websites, venue categories, street addresses, regions, towns, suburbs, and postcodes. Review the current category mix and masked CSV rows before purchasing the one-time download.

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

SphereScout coverage for Restaurants in New Zealand

SphereScout indexes 14,000+ public business listings categorized as Restaurants in New Zealand. 4,500+ businesses (33%) have at least one email address; 11,000+ (83.1%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
14,000+
Businesses with email
4,500+ (33%)
Unique email addresses
5,500+
Businesses with phone
11,000+ (83.1%)
Unique phone numbers
13,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Auckland4,500+32.3% of this dataset
  • Canterbury1,500+12.4% of this dataset
  • Wellington1,500+10.6% of this dataset
  • Waikato1,000+9.8% of this dataset

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

What is included in the New Zealand restaurant email list?

This is a downloadable B2B prospecting file for suppliers and service providers selling to New Zealand restaurants, cafes, takeaways, bars, caterers, event venues, and adjacent food retailers. It contains public business profiles and available contact routes, not diners, bookings, or customer audiences.

What one row represents

Each row represents one publicly listed business or trading location. For most small independent venues, the public telephone or email will reach the owner or operating team; a group may route it to a venue office or central team. The row is not an NZBN record, Companies Register entry, ANZSIC assignment, Food Act registration, or verification result.

Venue coverage and available business details

The current composition starts with cafes and general restaurants, then covers bars, specialist coffee, takeaways, pizzerias, caterers, event spaces, cuisine-led venues, and smaller retail groups. The New Zealand-specific dairy segment remains visible for buyers to include or exclude.

CSV columns supplied when published

Venue coverage and available business details

  • Where a profile publishes them, the CSV can supply its trading name and venue labels; street and postcode details; region, town, city, suburb, or locality; site and profile URLs; and business email and telephone routes.

Information outside the file

  • Diner names or emails, reservations, delivery orders, loyalty members, menus, prices, reviews, ratings, footfall, or other customer data.
  • Guaranteed owners, managers, chefs, buyers, franchise contacts, or job titles, and no employee counts, turnover, group ownership, or named decision-maker field.
  • NZBNs, company numbers, legal form, company status, ANZSIC codes, Food Act registrations, food control plans, national programmes, verification records, or proof that every venue is currently operating.

CSV columns supplied when published

  • Trading name and public restaurant or hospitality categories
  • Street address, region or local area, city, town, suburb or locality, and postcode
  • Website and available public-profile links
  • Published business email address, when found
  • Published business telephone number, when found

Nationwide file or a New Zealand sales territory?

Use the prepared download for a broad hospitality campaign, or combine venue labels with the available region, territorial authority, city, town, suburb, locality, and postcode fields to form a narrower territory. Examples include cafes around selected Auckland postcodes, takeaway venues in Christchurch, or caterers across Wellington Region. NZBN, company type, ANZSIC, Food Act status, menu, rating, and turnover are not available filters.

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Related business types included

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

RestaurantsItalian RestaurantsSandwich ShopsPizza RestaurantsBar And GrillsMexican RestaurantsHamburger restaurantsDairy storesAmerican RestaurantsPastry shops
+2 Business Types
French restaurantsBreakfast Restaurants

Match the New Zealand venue format to your offer

Choose the operating format before narrowing geography. New Zealand statistics distinguish cafes and restaurants, takeaway food services, catering, and pubs and bars. SphereScout instead uses the categories shown on public profiles, including some edge categories that buyers can include or exclude from the live breakdown.

Restaurants and seated dining venues

Commercial needs to test

Test ingredients, beverages, kitchen equipment, reservations, payments, tableware, linen, cleaning, and front-of-house offers with venues serving seated customers.

Public categories to combine

General restaurant together with Italian, Mexican, French, American, or breakfast venue labels

Takeaway and quick-service operators

Commercial needs to test

Suitable for online ordering, delivery, packaging, payment terminals, compact equipment, refrigeration, and high-throughput servicing.

Public categories to combine

Takeaway-focused labels covering fast food, pizza, burgers, and sandwich shops

Cafes and coffee shops

Commercial needs to test

Relevant to coffee and bakery supply, display equipment, refrigeration, point-of-sale, scheduling, local maintenance, and neighbourhood promotions.

Public categories to combine

Cafe and coffee-shop labels, adding patisserie or breakfast venues where relevant

Pubs, bars, and bar-and-grill venues

Commercial needs to test

Use for beverage supply, refrigeration, furniture, entertainment, security, booking, cleaning, and venue-maintenance offers after checking the operating concept.

Public categories to combine

Bar and bar-and-grill categories

Caterers and event venues

Commercial needs to test

Supports event equipment, food transport, temporary staffing, booking systems, venue setup, and commercial partnerships.

Public categories to combine

Catering service and event venue

Dairies and other edge categories

Commercial needs to test

In New Zealand, a dairy is a small grocery or convenience shop rather than a dairy farm. Include this category for packaged food, drinks, refrigeration, payments, or local retail supply; exclude it when the offer is only for foodservice venues.

Public categories to combine

Dairy, reviewed separately from restaurant and cafe categories

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
Whiskey Lima GolfMiramar, Wellington64 4 ** ** 60c***@p***.auwww.rydges.com/accommodation/new-zealand/wellington-airport/eat-drink
Mojo AirportMiramar, Wellington64 4 ** ** 15a***@m***.coffeemojo.coffee/collections/locations/products/wellington-airport-international-terminal
Pita Pit Auckland International AirportMangere, Auckland64 9 ** ** 69d***@a***.iowww.pitapit.co.nz/menu?location=Auckland+International+Airport+Foodcourt
Taco Bell Airport Shopping CentreMangere, Auckland64 9 ** ** 69b***@t***.nzwww.tacobell.co.nz
Best UglyMiramar, Wellingtonh***@b***.nzwww.bestugly.co.nz
Mexico WellingtonMount Victoria, Wellington64 4 ** ** 82b***@m***.nzwww.mexico.nz
Seashore CabaretPetone, Wellington64 4 ** ** 74k***@s***.nzwww.seashorecabaret.com
The Grounds at Whoa! StudiosMcLaren Park, Auckland64 9 ** ** 48d***@t***.nzwww.thegrounds.co.nz
Circus CircusEpsom, Auckland64 9 ** ** 33a***@c***.nzwww.circuscafe.co.nz
Mexicano'sChristchurch, Canterbury64 3 ** ** 30i***@t***.nzwww.mexicanos.co.nz
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5,500+ email addresses available for €199

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14,145
Businesses
5,758
Unique emails
13,118
Unique phone numbers
July 2026
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Who uses New Zealand restaurant business contacts?

Use the file when hospitality businesses are potential accounts, service locations, employers, or partners. Define the relevant venue formats and territory first, then inspect each website and public profile before choosing the contact channel and message.

Food, beverage, and packaging suppliers

Work supported

Organize possible wholesale accounts for ingredients, drinks, disposables, and recurring supplies by delivery territory and venue format.

Fields to use together

Venue category, region, locality, postcode, website, email, and telephone

Hospitality software and payment providers

Work supported

Research establishments for point-of-sale, reservations, online ordering, inventory, rosters, delivery, payments, and accounting tools.

Fields to use together

Operating label, suburb or town, site URL, published profiles, and available contact routes

Commercial kitchen and facilities suppliers

Work supported

Map technician and account coverage for kitchen machinery, cold storage, extraction, hygiene, waste handling, pest management, repairs, and safety work.

Fields to use together

Address, region or local area, postcode, category, website, and telephone

Recruiters, trainers, and hospitality agencies

Work supported

Identify potential workplaces and clients for recruitment, training, photography, digital services, tourism partnerships, or venue promotion without receiving employee or guest records.

Fields to use together

Trading name, venue category, location, website, public links, email, and telephone

Equipment finance and business service providers

Work supported

Build a research queue for hospitality businesses that may need equipment finance, insurance, energy, waste, telecommunications, or professional support, then qualify the actual operator before outreach.

Fields to use together

Venue type, address, region, website, 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 New Zealand

A public or purchased email address is not blanket permission to send commercial messages. New Zealand's Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act requires express, inferred, or deemed consent. Deemed consent applies only when the address was conspicuously published by the person in a business or official capacity, no statement rejects unsolicited messages, and the message is relevant to that person's business role or duties. The sender carries the burden of proof.

Read New Zealand's official anti-spam guidance
  • Keep recipient-level evidence of express or inferred consent, or retain the original publication and document every condition relied on for deemed consent.
  • Check the source for a no-marketing statement and make the offer directly relevant to the published business, role, function, or duty.
  • Identify the authorizing business accurately and provide contact information that remains valid for at least 30 days after the message is sent.
  • Include a clear, free, functional unsubscribe method and action requests within five working days.
  • Do not use address-harvesting software or lists created with it to send unsolicited commercial electronic messages.
  • When a record is personal information collected indirectly, assess Privacy Act principle 2 and provide the IPP3A notice unless a statutory exception applies; IPP3A has applied to new indirect collection since 1 May 2026.
  • Maintain a suppression list so an unsubscribe or objection is not reintroduced during a later refresh.
  • The electronic-message consent rules do not create permission for unrelated contact channels. For business calls, identify the caller, keep the purpose relevant, apply the Privacy Act when a number identifies an individual, and stop calling after an objection.

Classify each address before sending

Express or inferred consent
EvidenceDocumented permission or a relationship and conduct that reasonably demonstrate consent for the intended commercial message.
Email treatmentSend only within the evidenced scope, identify the sender, include unsubscribe, and preserve the consent record.
Deemed consent evidenced
EvidenceThe address was conspicuously published by the person in a business or official capacity, without a no-unsolicited-message statement, and the proposed message is relevant to the published role or duties.
Email treatmentRetain the source and relevance assessment before sending. Identification, unsubscribe, privacy, and suppression duties still apply.
Consent unresolved
EvidenceA purchased address, missing source page, unclear publisher, no evidence of the publication context, or a message whose relevance cannot be demonstrated.
Email treatmentDo not send the commercial email until consent or every deemed-consent condition can be evidenced.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the download for B2B prospecting rather than choosing somewhere to eat?
It is a B2B file of public restaurant and hospitality business profiles. It does not rank venues or contain menus, diner reviews, reservations, customer emails, loyalty members, or delivery audiences.
Which New Zealand venue types appear in the file?
Use the live breakdown as the definitive scope. General restaurants and cafes sit alongside bars, specialist coffee, takeaways, pizzerias, burger and sandwich shops, caterers, event spaces, patisseries, and dairies. In New Zealand, a dairy means a small grocery or convenience shop, not a dairy farm.
Does every New Zealand restaurant have an email address?
No. Each venue publishes a different set of contact routes. Compare the live profile, email, and phone counts on the page, then check the masked preview before buying.
Does the CSV include NZBN or Food Act registration details?
No. NZBN and Companies Register records, ANZSIC assignments, Food Act registrations, food control plans, national programmes, and verification results are separate official records. SphereScout supplies public venue categories and available business contact fields.
Can every published address receive commercial email in New Zealand?
No. The sender must be able to prove express, inferred, or deemed consent. For deemed consent, retain evidence that the person conspicuously published the address in a business or official capacity, did not reject unsolicited messages, and that your message is relevant to their role or duties. A purchased file alone does not prove those conditions.

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