Restaurants 🇺🇸United States Florida

Restaurants in Florida

182,000 records on file · from $54 for 250 · down to $0.09/record at volume

Florida has roughly 3.0M registered businesses, and about 182,000 of them are restaurants. Every record on this page is drawn from that pool — collected fresh when you order rather than pulled from a warehouse.

Coverage runs across the whole state, with the deepest density in Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa and Orlando. A single-state pull costs $89 for 250 records — more per name than buying the United States nationally, because narrowing to one market takes more work and puts every record inside your actual service area.

Restaurant owners are the hardest local buyers to reach by email and the easiest to reach by phone — which is exactly why the phone column matters more here than anywhere else. Every record carries the venue name as it appears on the storefront, the direct line, the booking or enquiry inbox, and the live Google rating so you can lead with a compliment instead of a pitch.

Extra columns for this vertical
Cuisine typePrice bandSeating capacity bandDelivery-app presenceOpening hours

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182,000 available
Records 250
$54 $0.22 per record
  • Delivered within 24 hours
  • 95% valid or we re-run it free
  • One-off payment — no subscription
182,000 Records available Florida, United States
87% Have an email Syntax + MX verified
99% Have a phone Published business line
96% Have a Google rating With review count
78% Have a website The rest are a wedge
24h Delivery 8h with rush

Sample records

Restaurants in Florida, United States

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Live preview 10 of many — contact fields masked until purchase CSV · XLSX
Business name Category Location Phone Email Website Rating Reviews Verified
The Harvest Diner Restaurants St. Petersburg, FL (721) 59•-•••• bo••••••@theharvestdiner.net theharvestdiner.net 3.8 110 25d ago
The Blue Larder Restaurants Miami, FL (688) 64•-•••• re••••••••••@thebluelarder.com thebluelarder.com 4.1 416 27d ago
Jacksonville Table Restaurants Jacksonville, FL (838) 69•-•••• co•••••@jacksonvilletable.net — none — 4.9 602 26d ago
Little Hialeah Table Restaurants Hialeah, FL (289) 92•-•••• or••••@littlehialeahtable.co littlehialeahtable.co 3.8 61 5d ago
Tampa Harvest Provisions Restaurants Tampa, FL (379) 52•-•••• or••••@tampaharvestprovisions.net tampaharvestprovisions.net 3.6 183 8d ago
Jacksonville Harvest Table Restaurants Jacksonville, FL (680) 68•-•••• re••••••••••@jacksonvilleharvesttable.com jacksonvilleharvesttable.com 3.7 25 1d ago
Little Table Restaurants Hialeah, FL (325) 71•-•••• re••••••••••@littletable.com littletable.com 4.3 1,020 12d ago
The Rustic House Restaurants St. Petersburg, FL (740) 67•-•••• bo••••••@therustichouse.com therustichouse.com 3.9 1,155 8d ago
Tampa Larder Restaurants Tampa, FL (607) 46•-•••• ea•••@tampalarder.net — none — 4.8 37 20d ago
Bennett Social Restaurants Miami, FL (796) 10•-•••• in•••@bennettsocial.net bennettsocial.net 4.9 2,011 13d ago
Illustrative sample records generated from the same pipeline that builds your file. Phone and email are partially masked here; delivered files are complete and unmasked.

How buyers use it

Three angles that work on restaurants

Written from what actually converts in this vertical, not generic outbound advice.

01

The rating-led opener

Filter to venues rated 4.4+ with under 150 reviews. They are good and under-exposed — a review-generation or local-SEO pitch lands because the gap is provable in one sentence.

02

The no-website wedge

Pull only records where the website field is empty. That is a pre-qualified list for web design, ordering pages and menu digitisation, with zero guessing about fit.

03

The cuisine-specific angle

Narrow to a single cuisine and your copy stops sounding generic. "We built the ordering flow for 40 sushi counters in Texas" beats "we help restaurants" every time.

Who buys restaurants data

  • POS and online-ordering platforms
  • Food-delivery and reservation apps
  • Restaurant supply and wholesale distributors
  • Local marketing and photography agencies
  • Hospitality recruiters and staffing firms

Pricing for this slice

Florida pricing, all the way up

Single-state rate. Buying the United States nationally is cheaper per record but spreads across 51 states.

Batch sizeTotalPer recordYou saveWith social profilesBuy
250 records $54 $0.216 $66 Select
500 records $97.20 $0.194 −10% $115.20 Select
1,000 records $172.80 $0.173 −20% $204.80 Select
2,500 records Best value $367.20 $0.147 −32% $435.20 Select
5,000 records $626.40 $0.125 −42% $742.40 Select
10,000 records $1,036.80 $0.104 −52% $1,228.80 Select
25,000 records $2,160 $0.086 −60% $2,560 Select

All prices in USD, one-off. 95% email validity guaranteed or we re-run the batch free.

Major markets inside Florida

Jacksonville Miami Tampa Orlando St. Petersburg Hialeah

City-level targeting is available on request at $66.25 for 250 records — tell us the metro at checkout and we will scope the pull to that radius.

FAQ

Restaurants in Florida, United States — common questions

How many restaurants can I get in Florida?

Around 182,000 records are currently on file for Florida. You can order any batch from 250 up to 25,000 in one go. If you need more than we hold for this slice, we will tell you before charging you rather than padding the file with near-misses.

What does a restaurants list cost?

$54 for 250 records and $172.8 for 1,000 — that is $0.17 per record, down from $0.22. The per-record price keeps falling to $0.09 at 25,000. Adding social media profiles is the most common extra.

What is included in each restaurant record?

Business name, email address, phone number, website URL, full street address split into columns, Google star rating, review count, primary category, coordinates and the date we last verified it. 87% of restaurants in this vertical carry a usable email and 78% have a live website — a blank website field usually means the business genuinely has none, which is a useful signal in itself.

Which cities in Florida are covered?

All of them. Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Hialeah carry the highest density, but the file covers the entire state unless you ask us to restrict it to a specific metro. If you only want one city, tell us at checkout and we will scope the pull to that radius at the city rate.

Is a Florida list better than buying the United States nationally?

If you sell locally, yes — every record is inside your service area, so nothing is wasted. National is $39 for 250 versus $89 here, but a national file spreads those 250 records across 51 states, which means only a handful land near you.

Who typically buys restaurants data?

POS and online-ordering platforms, Food-delivery and reservation apps, Restaurant supply and wholesale distributors, Local marketing and photography agencies — plus a steady stream of individual founders testing an offer before committing to a bigger spend. The 250-record batch exists for exactly that.

How fast will I get the file?

Within 24 hours of payment, usually much sooner. You get a download link by email with both CSV and XLSX. Rush delivery drops that to 8 hours for $39.

How it works

From this page to a delivered file

  1. 01

    Pick your slice

    Choose an industry, narrow to a sub-category if you want, then pick a country or a single state. The price updates as you go — no forms, no sales call.

  2. 02

    Set the batch size

    From 250 records up to 25,000. The per-record price drops at every tier, so a bigger batch is always cheaper per name.

  3. 03

    Pay in about a minute

    Card checkout, no account to create. Add social profiles or decision-maker names on the way through if you want them.

  4. 04

    File lands within 24 hours

    We build and QA the batch, then email you a CSV and XLSX download link. Usually much sooner than 24 hours.