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Sample rows

10 of the 484 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 84 businesses, 59 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 49.

29 rows (6%) carry one of 2 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Lou Malnati's Pizzeria with 15. 387 businesses have a name used only once, and 305 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 429 rated businesses is 4.6, and 73 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 339 email addresses, 107 (32%) are role addresses such as info@, 91 (27%) name a person and 141 (42%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this pizza takeout email list?

The file has 484 Google Maps listings in the Pizza Takeout category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a pizza place that sells for pickup or delivery: a corner slice shop, a counter-service pizzeria with no dining room, or a delivery-focused kitchen. A pizzeria with a dining room usually carries a restaurant category instead, so this file leans toward the counter and the delivery box.

Of those 484 pizza places, 339 have an email address pulled from the business's own website. Phone numbers are on 412 rows and a website is on 363. A pizza owner answers the phone during the lunch and dinner rush and rarely at other hours, which matters if you plan to call.

Every row has the same category, Pizza Takeout. The file does not tell you the style of pizza, the number of ovens or whether the shop takes online orders. Those details sit on the website.

How can you segment the file?

You get one CSV and cut it in Excel or Google Sheets. With a single category, the cuts that matter for pizza are place, name and address type.

State and city let you build a route or a territory. A food distributor, a delivery driver staffing service or a local print shop for menus works within a few miles, so one city is a full campaign. In this file New York has 17 pizza takeout places and Los Angeles and Chicago 15 each.

The business name column separates independents from franchise-style names. Sort it and the repeats show up. A shop name that appears in several states is probably a franchise unit or a small regional brand, and decisions about suppliers in those cases are often made by the head office, not the person behind the counter.

The email column shows two kinds of address. Of the 339 addresses, 91 look like a person's name and 107 are role addresses such as info@ or orders@. A pizza shop often runs on a free webmail account, and the file has 141 addresses of that kind, which usually reach the owner directly.

• City: build a delivery route or a field-sales territory.
• Business name: spot repeated names that signal franchise units.
• Email type: named or free webmail addresses for the owner, role addresses for a shop-level offer.
• Phone: call during mid-afternoon, between lunch and dinner.

Who buys a pizza takeout email list?

The buyers are suppliers and service firms. Pizza box and packaging makers pitch printed boxes with a shop's logo. Cheese, flour and tomato distributors look for new accounts. Point-of-sale and online ordering vendors offer a direct-order site that avoids marketplace commissions. Third-party delivery platforms and white-label delivery services recruit shops for their own drivers.

Oven and equipment dealers sell deck ovens, dough mixers and used equipment. Marketing firms sell direct mail and coupon programs. Commercial insurance brokers, payment processors and local staffing agencies that place delivery drivers and counter staff also work this list. Dough and sauce suppliers that do not sell through broadline distributors depend on mail like this to reach independent shops.

How do you run outreach to pizza takeout shops?

The person who reads the inbox in a pizza place is almost always the owner. Many owners also make the dough, work the counter and handle the books. Email gets opened in the late morning before prep or late at night after closing, so a short note that can be read in a minute works better than a pitch deck.

Write one version for owner-looking addresses and one for the shared inbox. For the 339 addresses, 141 are free webmail accounts, which suggests the owner reads them personally. For the 107 role addresses, ask whoever opens the mail to pass it on to the person who orders supplies or handles the menu.

Pizza owners pay attention to cost per pie. Show a price per box, a delivery fee or a processing rate in the first lines, not a feature list. A packaging maker should name a box size. A payments firm should name the rate. A delivery service should say what it charges per order compared with a marketplace commission.

Open a pizza shop's site before you write to it. A shop that already runs its own ordering page is a poor target for an online ordering vendor and a good target for a packaging maker. Dedupe by domain so a small chain gets one message, and watch the bounces from a first batch before you send the rest.

What email rules apply when you write to pizza places?

A sales email to a pizza shop falls under two CAN-SPAM basics: show your company's valid physical postal address, and include an opt-out that works. A counter worker may reply to opt out from the shop's shared address, so honor any reply that says stop, not only link clicks.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 84 pizza takeout listings and 59 emails. Texas has 49 and 34, Florida 42 and 29, New York 36 and 25, and Illinois 28 and 20. Ohio has 23 listings and 16 emails, Colorado 16 and 11, and Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Tennessee 15 each with 10 emails.

By city, New York leads with 17 listings, followed by Los Angeles and Chicago with 15 each. Austin has 10, Denver and Houston 7 each, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Memphis 6 each, and Atlanta 5.

A regional distributor should pick the state that matches its trucks. A national packaging or software seller can work state by state. A city is a workable territory only for a local service, since even the largest city here holds under 20 shops.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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