62,664 bakeries in Australia.One verified cuisine pack.
The Bakeries pack consolidates every bakery across Australia into a single dataset. Artisan and high-street bakeries, patisseries, and dessert specialists. Each record includes contact, location, category and rating fields. Deduplicated, quarterly refreshed, supplied as CSV plus XLSX with a single-user commercial licence.
Year-on-yearmarket trend
Australia's food-service sector grew approximately 1.7% from 2025 to 2026, driven by independent cafes, Asian quick-service restaurants and small-format bakeries. The bakeries segment specifically tracked the national pace, with concentration shifting toward Sydney and Melbourne metro areas.
What the data actually looks like
Real rows from the dataset. Want the full schema? Every field is documented in the field reference below.
| Business | Suburb | State | Phone | Website | Cuisine | Rating | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lune Croissanterie | Fitzroy | VIC | +61 3 9419 2320 | hello@lunecroissanterie.com | lunecroissanterie.com | Bakery | 4.7 ★ |
| Quay | The Rocks | NSW | +61 2 9251 5600 | info@quay.com.au | quay.com.au | Fine Dining | 4.6 ★ |
| Single O | Surry Hills | NSW | +61 2 9211 0665 | hello@singleo.com.au | singleo.com.au | Cafe | 4.6 ★ |
| Chin Chin | Melbourne | VIC | +61 3 8663 2000 | info@chinchinmelbourne.com.au | chinchinrestaurant.com.au | Asian | 4.4 ★ |
| Africola | Adelaide | SA | +61 8 8223 3885 | info@africola.com.au | africola.com.au | Mediterranean | 4.5 ★ |
| Long Chim | Perth | WA | +61 8 6168 7775 | perth@longchimperth.com | longchimperth.com | Asian | 4.5 ★ |
Every field, explained
18 columns per row, UTF-8 encoded. The XLSX bundle includes a second sheet with this same schema and a README in the ZIP.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| business_name | Trading name as displayed on Google Maps |
| category | Primary Google Maps category (e.g. 'Cafe', 'Plumber') |
| type | Specific type / sub-category (e.g. 'Vietnamese restaurant') |
| street_address | Street address |
| suburb | Suburb |
| state | Australian state (full name) |
| postcode | 4-digit Australian postcode |
| phone | Primary phone, E.164-formatted where available |
| Publicly listed email — null where the venue does not publish one | |
| website | Primary website URL |
| latitude | Decimal latitude |
| longitude | Decimal longitude |
| google_rating | Average Google rating (0–5) |
| review_count | Number of Google reviews at time of verification |
| facebook_url | Facebook business page URL |
| instagram_url | Instagram profile URL |
| linkedin_url | LinkedIn company page URL |
| last_verified | ISO date of last verification |
Contact coverage at a glance
Not every venue publishes every field — that's the reality of any honest dataset. Here's exactly what you'll find in the 62,664 bakeries nationwide.
Social handles included
where publicly linkedBuild a Meta Custom Audience or LinkedIn Matched Audience from the seed file — see the outreach playbook.
Bakeries by state
Approximate distribution of bakeries across Australia's 8 states and territories.
What you can do with the Bakeries pack
Six common ways our customers put a pack like this to work — each anchored to a coverage stat that's already on your side.
Direct sales outreach
Phone numbers on 86.5% of records means a 1,084,080-strong outbound dial list — ideal for SaaS, supplier and equipment teams with a B2B sales motion.
Email marketing campaigns
207,487 publicly listed business emails. Compliant with the Spam Act 2003 when paired with proper sender ID and an unsubscribe mechanism.
Multi-channel outreach
194,442 venues with both phone and email — the highest-conversion segment for sales sequences combining cold call, email and LinkedIn.
Website & digital targeting
65.1% of venues have an active website — useful for retargeting audiences, site-quality lead scoring, and tech-stack enrichment.
Reputation & review outreach
Google ratings on 64.7% of records. Filter by review count or score to target venues by maturity, traffic, or quality tier.
Social media ad audiences
Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn handles let you build custom audiences inside Meta Ads Manager and LinkedIn Campaign Manager from a verified seed list.
Filter by Google rating
Every record carries the venue's Google rating and review count. Slice for high-traffic 4.5★+ venues to focus on established operators, or filter for sub-4★ venues if your offer is reputation-recovery focused.
Largest bakeries chains
Multi-site operators in the bakeries segment by approximate location count.
Counts are publicly reported approximations as of 2026; verify against each brand's current store locator before campaign use.
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Frequently asked questions
How many bakeries in Australia are there?
Our verified dataset contains approximately 62,664 bakeries in Australia — including restaurants, cafes, pubs, bakeries and food-service venues that are currently trading. The figure is lower than registered ABN counts because we strip out dormant entities and head-office-only registrations.
How many of the bakeries in Australia have phone numbers?
54,204 venues — 86.5% of the Bakeries pack — include a primary phone number, formatted in E.164 where available.
How many of the bakeries in Australia have email addresses?
10,402 venues — 16.6% of the Bakeries pack — include a publicly listed business email. The email column is null for venues that don't publish one.
How many of the bakeries in Australia have both phone and email?
9,713 venues — 15.5% of the Bakeries pack. This is the highest-conversion segment for multi-channel sales sequences.
How many of the bakeries in Australia have a website?
40,794 venues — 65.1% of the Bakeries pack — list an active website. The remainder operate via Facebook page, Instagram, or third-party booking sites.
Are social media profiles included?
Yes, where they are publicly linked. Coverage in the Bakeries pack: Facebook 9,410 (15%), Instagram 7,436 (11.9%), LinkedIn 3,650 (5.8%).
Are Google ratings and review counts included?
Yes. Every record includes the venue's average Google rating (0–5) and review count at the time of last verification. Filter for high-performers (4.5★+) or below-average venues if your offer is reputation-recovery focused.
What columns are in the file?
Eighteen columns per row: business_name, legal_name, street_address, suburb, state, postcode, phone, email, website, cuisine, cuisine_secondary, latitude, longitude, google_rating, review_count, facebook_url, instagram_handle, last_verified.
Can I use the Bakeries pack for cold email outreach?
Yes — the email column contains addresses sourced from publicly listed business pages, which is the right starting point for B2B outreach under the Australian Spam Act 2003. You must include a sender identification block and a working unsubscribe link in every message.
Can I use the Bakeries pack for Facebook/Instagram ads?
Yes. Upload the email column to Meta Ads Manager as a Custom Audience source. Match rates for Australian B2B email lists typically land in the 25–45% range. Use the Facebook URL and Instagram handle columns for manual targeting and lookalike seed selection.
Does the pack include all bakeries variants?
Yes. The cuisine column tags each venue's primary segment, with cuisine_secondary capturing dual-classification venues (e.g. a cafe-bakery). Filter on either column.
How fresh is the data?
Every record is re-verified on a quarterly cycle. The current edition is dated April 2026 — printed on the product page and inside the README that ships with the file. Buyers receive the latest edition at the time of purchase, no extra fee for refreshes inside the same quarter.
Where does the data come from?
Records are aggregated from publicly listed business directories, Google Places, and official register lookups. Every record is deduplicated by ABN where available, and verified against at least two independent sources before publication.
What format do I get?
The pack ships as a single ZIP containing CSV (UTF-8, header row), XLSX (with a second sheet documenting the schema), and a README. UTF-8 encoded, ready for direct CRM import.
What's the licence?
Single-user, internal commercial licence. You can import the data into your CRM, marketing tool, BI dashboard or analytics workflow, and use it within your organisation. You cannot resell, sublicense, or republish the dataset.
How do I receive the file after I pay?
The moment Stripe confirms payment, our system emails you a secure download link valid for 7 days. No account needed — just click the link. If it expires, contact support and we'll re-issue it.
Can I get a sample before I buy?
Yes. Download a free 25-row sample from the sample page — same schema as the paid pack, real Australian venues, no credit card required.
Do you offer refunds?
Refunds are issued only when a download link cannot be issued, the file is materially corrupt, or the pack contains fewer than 80% of the advertised record count. All other purchases are non-refundable since the data delivers instantly.
Is the data compliant with Australian privacy law?
Yes. Every record relates to a business, not a private individual, and is sourced from publicly listed information. The Privacy Act 1988 governs handling of personal information about individuals; business contact details published by the business itself are outside that scope. Your obligations under the Spam Act 2003 still apply when you use the data.