Search restaurants in Lisbon, or narrow it: pizza in Naples, sushi in Oslo, kebab in Berlin. The category column shows the cuisine when a mapper entered it, so you can filter the sheet to just the places you want.
Typical uses are food delivery sales lists, supplier outreach, menu printing and signage quotes, tourism research and plain curiosity about how many sushi places a city can hold. A restaurant row usually has a name, street and coordinates. Phone, website and hours are present on a share of them, depending on the city.
A big city holds thousands of restaurants. The free tier gives 20 rows. A $9 pack gives 1,000, and the $29 pack gives 5,000, which covers most single cities. If you split a huge city by district, each search stays small and fast.
In three steps
- Search restaurants, or a cuisine, plus the city.
- Sort the sheet by category or postcode.
- Use the website column to check menus or contact details.