Industry
Hospitality leads for operators who answer booking mail
Restaurants and venues keep a Maps pin and a Yelp card even when the owner never opened LinkedIn. leadrushh searches those public listings, follows websites for emails, verifies, and exports a CSV. Maps 1.5 credits; Yelp 1; Instagram 1 when the brand is feed-first.
The problem in this market
- National restaurant dumps bury the metro you can actually visit or call.
- Booking inboxes sit on public sites — not behind a login we will never ask for.
- You need verification statuses before you warm a new sending domain against hospitality catch-alls.
Plays that map to the catalog
Restaurants on Google Maps
Category + neighborhood on Maps (1.5). Enrich reservation and contact pages. Closed flags on listings help you skip dead pins when published.
Cafés and bars on Yelp
Yelp (1 credit) for review-heavy hospitality where Maps categories blur. Same enrich → verify → CSV path.
Feed-first venues on Instagram
Public Instagram profiles (1 credit) when the brand lives in Stories and the link in bio holds the booking site. Combine with Maps for the street address.
Page-only family restaurants on Facebook
Public Facebook Pages (3 credits) when hours and phone live on the Page and the website never shipped. Pages only — not personal profiles.
Workflow
- 01
Slice by neighborhood or metro
“Italian restaurant Brooklyn” outperforms “restaurants United States”. Keep the hold proportional to a list you will actually work.
- 02
Maps + Yelp as the default pair
Add Instagram when social is the ICP. Add Facebook Pages only when operators are Page-native — weight 3 is intentional.
- 03
Enrich booking and contact pages
Public crawl only. Verification labels valid, catch-all, invalid, or unknown so you can protect deliverability.
- 04
Export for outreach tools
CSV into your sequencer or CRM. leadrushh does not send the emails.
Useful guide
Read the deep-dive before you burn credits on a vague query.
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