Hospitality Intelligence

Stop Pitching to Recipe Blogs.
Get Verified Restaurant ICPs.

Standard "Food" lists are 95% recipe blogs and 5% dead cafes. Our AI agents verify menu data, delivery integration, and multi-unit locations to find verified Restaurant Groups, Fast Casual Chains, and CPG Brands.

The "Restaurant" Data Mess

Why Yelp scraping doesn't work for B2B sales.

Scraping "Restaurants" gives you thousands of single-location Mom & Pop shops with no budget. If you sell enterprise POS or inventory software, you need scale.

You need to filter out the noise and find the Hospitality Groups managing 10+ locations.

  • Food Bloggers (No physical location)
  • Closed/Renovating Venues
  • Cash-only Dive Bars (Low tech)
Metric Standard "Food" List Our ICP Database
Verification Keyword Match Menu & Location Check
Scale Unknown Multi-Unit Detection
Tech Stack None Toast, UberEats, Olo
Type Mixed QSR vs Fine Dining

20 High-Value Food & Drink ICPs

Target hospitality businesses by their operational model.

Restaurant Groups (Multi-Unit)

Managing 5-50 locations. Centralized buying. Targets for enterprise POS, HR software, and supply chain.

Fast Casual Chains

High volume, counter service (e.g. Sweetgreen). Targets for kiosk tech, loyalty apps, and packaging.

Ghost Kitchens

Delivery-only brands. Heavy tech dependency. Targets for aggregator software (Otter) and kitchen display systems.

Coffee Shop Roasters

Cafes that roast their own beans. Wholesale potential. Targets for B2B e-commerce and subscription tools.

Fine Dining Establishments

High check average. Reservation driven. Targets for OpenTable/Resy alternatives and premium linens.

Craft Breweries

Production + Taproom. Targets for canning lines, keg management, and event software.

Vegan / Plant-Based CPG

Consumer packaged goods. High growth. Targets for co-packers, DTC marketing, and retail distribution.

Food Distributors

B2B wholesalers. Targets for fleet management, cold chain monitoring, and B2B ordering portals.

Nightlife & Bars

Alcohol focused. High margin. Targets for inventory control (BevSpot) and ID scanning.

FoodTech SaaS

Software for restaurants. B2B targets for API integration (Deliverect) and cloud hosting.

Pizza Franchises

Delivery heavy. High volume. Targets for driver tracking and specialized POS.

Bakeries (Wholesale)

Supplying other businesses. Targets for production planning and route optimization.

Juice & Smoothie Bars

Fresh produce inventory. Targets for waste reduction software and mobile ordering.

Hotel F&B Directors

Managing hotel restaurants. Enterprise budget. Targets for room service apps and catering software.

Catering Companies

Event based. Targets for proposal software (HoneyBook) and staffing agencies.

Wineries (DTC)

Selling direct to consumer. Targets for club management software (WineDirect) and shipping.

Seafood Markets

Highly perishable. Targets for fresh-chain logistics and rapid turnover marketing.

Food Trucks

Mobile vendors. Targets for mobile POS (Square), location apps, and generators.

Meal Kit Services

Subscription food boxes. Targets for complex fulfillment and retention marketing.

Michelin Rated

Elite dining. Targets for luxury sourcing and exclusive PR.

Anatomy of a High-Value Restaurant Lead

In Hospitality, the Point of Sale (POS) system is the heart. A restaurant using Toast is tech-forward. One using a cash register is not.

We extract these "Operational Signals" to help you find the modern operators.

Tech Fingerprints

  • POS: Detection of Toast, Square for Restaurants, or Clover online ordering.
  • Reservation: Usage of Resy, OpenTable, or Tock widgets.
  • Ordering: Direct ordering links via Olo, ChowNow, or Lunchbox.

Location Signals

  • Multi-Unit: "Locations" dropdown with >3 entries indicates a small chain.
  • Menu Size: Analysis of menu complexity (Alcohol served? Breakfast?).
  • Delivery: Links to DoorDash/UberEats indicates 3rd party reliance.

Outreach Strategy: The "Direct Ordering" Play

If you sell a commission-free ordering system, filter for restaurants linking to DoorDash but using WordPress.
Pitch: "Stop giving 30% to DoorDash. Add our plugin to your WordPress site and keep your margin..."

Verification: The "Open for Business" Check

We validate restaurants by checking recent activity.

  • Google Maps API: Is the location marked "Temporarily Closed"?
  • Social Media: Did they post a special on Instagram this week?
  • Menu Updates: Has the menu PDF changed in the last 6 months?

This ensures you don't pitch to venues that didn't survive the last downturn.

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