Restaurant Email List Romania

Build a Romanian foodservice prospect file from the public business contacts and locations available for listed venues. Compare the current company, email and telephone totals, inspect the category composition and masked examples, then download the full CSV at a one-time price.

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

SphereScout coverage for Restaurants in Romania

SphereScout indexes 36,000+ public business listings categorized as Restaurants in Romania. 6,500+ businesses (18.7%) have at least one email address; 23,000+ (64.1%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
36,000+
Businesses with email
6,500+ (18.7%)
Unique email addresses
6,000+
Businesses with phone
23,000+ (64.1%)
Unique phone numbers
26,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Bucureşti4,000+11.7% of this dataset
  • Constanţa2,000+6.2% of this dataset
  • Ilfov1,500+4.7% of this dataset
  • Cluj1,500+4.4% of this dataset

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

What is inside the Romania restaurant contact file?

General restaurants form the commercial core of this national CSV and supply most available emails. Bars, coffee shops, fast-food venues, cafes, pizzerias and event locations expand the addressable market, but their email coverage varies sharply, so choose the segment and channel together.

What one row represents

Each row describes a publicly listed venue or operating location. For an independent business the contact will often reach its proprietor or local team; a chain may route it centrally. The row is not an ONRC company record, official CAEN assignment, authorization, or guaranteed owner contact.

The main Romanian venue groups

The current composition is led by general restaurants, bars, coffee shops, fast-food venues, cafes and pizzerias, followed by event locations, patisseries, cuisine-led restaurants, burger venues and caterers.

Export columns populated when available

The main Romanian venue groups

  • Delivered columns preserve the listed identity and foodservice type alongside Romanian place data, web presence and whichever public email or telephone routes were observed for that profile.

Information not delivered in this CSV

  • Diner email addresses, bookings, orders, loyalty members, menus, reviews, ratings and footfall.
  • Guaranteed owners, chefs, purchasing managers, job titles, parent groups, franchise status, revenue and employee counts.
  • CUI or Trade Register numbers, legal form and status, representatives, CAEN codes, operating or food-safety authorizations, and marketing-consent records.

Export columns populated when available

  • Listed venue or business name and public category labels
  • Address, county or city, locality and postcode details
  • Website and linked public profiles
  • Publicly displayed business email
  • Publicly displayed telephone number

Build Bucharest, county or city sales territories

Combine a venue type with the county, Bucharest sector, municipality, town, commune, locality, address or postcode values present in the file. This supports dense Bucharest campaigns, city launches in places such as Cluj-Napoca or Timișoara, and regional service routes. Development region, CUI, CAEN, authorization, turnover and headcount are not export filters.

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Related business types included

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

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Segment Romania's foodservice market by operating format

The list is broad enough to support several distinct sales motions. General restaurants carry the strongest email pool, while bars and coffee-led venues require more telephone and website qualification. Keep small cuisine groups as refinements instead of pretending each is a national campaign on its own.

General and table-service restaurants

Likely commercial needs

Food and beverage supply, kitchen equipment, reservations, payments, cleaning, linen, furniture and maintenance.

How to select it

Start with the general restaurant group, then divide by county, city and service radius

Fast food, pizza and burger venues

Likely commercial needs

Takeaway packaging, delivery systems, ordering, compact equipment, terminals, signage and high-throughput supplies.

How to select it

Combine fast-food, pizza and hamburger labels before qualifying independent and chain locations

Coffee shops, cafes and patisseries

Likely commercial needs

Coffee, bakery ingredients, machines, display refrigeration, cups, point of sale and technical servicing.

How to select it

Merge coffee-shop, cafe and patisserie records, then use website and telephone where email is absent

Bars and bar-and-grill locations

Likely commercial needs

Beverages, refrigeration, glassware, furniture, entertainment, security, payments and evening maintenance.

How to select it

Use bar labels with location and website evidence; do not assume every bar serves a full food menu

Event venues and caterers

Likely commercial needs

Event food supply, temporary equipment, staffing, transport, booking partnerships and high-volume service infrastructure.

How to select it

Select event and catering labels, then qualify whether the business buys foodservice inputs directly

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
Restaurant Rustic - RIN Airport HotelOtopeni, Ilfov40 2 ** ** 10r***@r***.rowww.rinairporthotel.ro
Hesburger Bucharest AirportOtopeni, Ilfov40 7 ** ** 48c***@d***.rowww.hesburger.ro/restaurante?tid=1520
Bagel ShopBaia Mare, Maramureş40 7 ** ** 87o***@b***.rowww.bagelshop.ro
Simpa CentruSibiu, Sibiu40 7 ** ** 25o***@s***.rowww.simpasibiu.ro
Leon Gourmet BakeryRâmnicu Vâlcea, Vâlcea40 7 ** ** 59m***@l***.euwww.leongourmet.eu
Delissima Bakery Aeroport ClujCluj-Napoca, Cluj40 7 ** ** 43o***@d***.rodelissima.ro
Delissima Bakery Memo 13Cluj-Napoca, Cluj40 7 ** ** 43o***@d***.rowww.delissima.ro
RED IMPERIALSlobozia, Argeş40 7 ** ** 88r***@y***.comredimperial-restaurant-slobozia.metro.rest
FornettiCraiova, Dolj40 7 ** ** 33f***@f***.rowww.fornetti.ro
ArtigiamoCluj-Napoca, Cluj40 7 ** ** 02m***@t***.comartigiamo.ro
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36,783
Businesses
6,394
Unique emails
26,371
Unique phone numbers
July 2026
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Turn the file into a Romanian sales workflow

The full category is useful for market mapping, but campaigns should be built from a narrower offer, reachable territory and available contact route. Email is not present across the whole file and public availability is not permission to send unsolicited commercial messages.

Food and beverage distributors

Practical workflow

Map deliverable counties and cities, separate venue formats, and prioritize likely order volume before calling or arranging local coverage.

Fields and evidence

Venue label, county or city, locality, address, phone, website and available email

Hospitality technology vendors

Practical workflow

Review operating format and digital presence before proposing ordering, reservations, payments, inventory or customer-management systems.

Fields and evidence

Category, website, public profiles, location, telephone and available email

Equipment and field-service teams

Practical workflow

Build routes around venue density and equipment-relevant formats, then confirm the correct site and maintenance responsibility.

Fields and evidence

Address, postcode, locality, category, site and telephone

Email acquisition teams

Practical workflow

Separate contact discovery from permission: retain only recipients with documented consent or a qualifying existing-customer basis, and remove every prior objection.

Fields and evidence

Email, source URL, consent evidence, customer relationship, permitted scope 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.

  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 Romania

Article 12 of Law 506/2004 requires prior express consent for unsolicited commercial communication by email, fax, automated calling systems and other covered electronic methods. Its existing-customer exception is limited to similar products or services where the address was collected directly during a sale and clear, free opt-outs were offered. Company status, a public mailbox or legitimate interests under GDPR does not replace this channel requirement.

Read Romania's electronic-communications law and ANSPDCP guidance
  • Use unsolicited email only where prior express consent can be demonstrated or every condition of the statutory existing-customer exception is documented.
  • Do not treat a Trade Register match, company domain, role inbox, publication on a website, or purchased-list source as consent.
  • Identify the real sender, describe the commercial offer accurately, and include a valid, simple address or mechanism for stopping messages.
  • When a field identifies a person, document a GDPR legal basis, provide Article 13 or 14 information as applicable, minimize and maintain the data, and respect the absolute direct-marketing objection.
  • Record withdrawals and objections in a suppression list and screen every future campaign against it.
  • Law 506/2004 also addresses automated calling and other covered electronic methods. A telephone number in the file is a prospecting and qualification field, not evidence of consent for automated promotional calls; assess the rules for the specific calling method before use.

Classify evidence before choosing a channel

Documented email permission
Available evidenceThe recipient gave prior express consent for the relevant commercial email, or the sender can prove every element of the existing-customer exception for similar products or services.
Practical treatmentEmail can be considered within the documented scope. Identify the sender, include a free stop route, and meet GDPR duties where personal data is involved.
Public business contact only
Available evidenceThe address appears on a business profile, website, directory, purchased file, or company domain, but there is no recipient-level permission or qualifying customer relationship.
Practical treatmentDo not infer consent. Use the data for qualification and select another lawful acquisition or outreach route before adding it to commercial email.
Prior objection or withdrawal
Available evidenceThe business or contact has unsubscribed, objected, withdrawn consent, or asked the sender to stop.
Practical treatmentStop direct marketing and retain only the suppression information needed to prevent the contact from being re-added.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does every Romanian restaurant row include email?
No. The page reports venue, unique-email and telephone totals separately. General restaurants provide most available emails; other groups may be better suited to telephone or website-led qualification.
Can I create a Bucharest or county-level list?
Use the county, Bucharest sector, municipality, city, town, commune, locality, address and postcode values that are present. Not every geographic level is guaranteed as a separate populated column on every row.
Is a venue row the same as an ONRC company?
Not necessarily. One registered operator can run multiple venues, and the CSV represents public business or location profiles. Official company identifiers, status and representatives are not included.
Does the file contain official CAEN codes?
No. CAEN Rev.3 is Romania's official activity classification, while SphereScout uses public business-profile labels. The export does not assign or filter by CAEN code.
Can every public address receive cold marketing email?
No. Article 12 of Law 506/2004 requires prior express consent for covered unsolicited commercial email, with a limited existing-customer exception. Publication, purchase, company status and legitimate interests do not by themselves satisfy that email-channel rule.

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