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Sample rows

10 of the 422 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 150 businesses, 105 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 32.

82 rows (19%) carry one of 4 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Pokeworks with 31. 244 businesses have a name used only once, and 203 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 420 rated businesses is 4.5, and 11 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 295 email addresses, 70 (24%) are role addresses such as info@, 93 (32%) name a person and 132 (45%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this poke bar email list?

The file has 422 Google Maps listings in the Poke bar category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a counter-service shop that builds poke bowls: a small walk-up counter, a fast-casual bowl shop with a few tables, or a Hawaiian restaurant that lists poke as its main dish. A bowl shop with several locations has a row for each.

Of the 422 poke bars, 295 have an email address taken from the bar's own website. Phone numbers are on 405 rows and a website is on 382. Poke bars are often small and open for lunch and dinner only, so phone calls land best before the first rush.

The category is Poke bar for every row. The file does not say whether a shop is a franchise, how many seats it has or whether it sells sushi burritos, boba or other items on the side.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the poke bar CSV in Excel or Sheets. For poke bars the cuts are place, name and address type.

State and city give you geography that actually varies. California holds 150 listings, far more than any other state, and Hawaii has 17 of its own. Honolulu has 17 listings, Los Angeles 14 and Seattle 13. A seller can build one campaign for Hawaii and another for mainland cities.

The business name column helps you find groups. Names that repeat across cities signal a small chain, and names with Hawaiian words, Island, Aloha or Poke House hint at the style. A shop with a personal name or a plain word in the title is harder to classify.

The email column shows what you are writing to. Of the 295 addresses, 93 look like a person's name, 132 are on free webmail such as Gmail and 70 are role addresses such as info@ or order@. A poke bar owner often uses a webmail address for the shop.

• State and city: Hawaii, the West Coast or any metro with a cluster of bowl shops.
• Business name: repeated names for small chains, Aloha or Island for the style.
• Email type: personal and Gmail-style addresses for the owner, info@ or order@ for the counter.
• Website: the menu page shows whether the bar sells beyond bowls.

Who buys a poke bar email list?

The buyers are suppliers and service firms that sell to bowl shops. Seafood importers and fish distributors sell sushi-grade tuna and salmon to poke bars, since raw fish is the product. Rice, sauce, seaweed and topping suppliers sell dry goods. Compostable bowl, lid and utensil makers supply takeout packaging.

Walk-in refrigeration and display case dealers sell the cold line that a raw fish counter requires. Point-of-sale vendors offer ordering systems that handle build-your-own bowls with many toppings. Third-party delivery platforms recruit bars for their apps. Food safety trainers and inspection consultants sell HACCP plans and staff certification, which matters for any shop serving raw fish. Local marketing firms and commercial landlords also use the file.

How do you run outreach to poke bars?

At a poke bar the owner or a manager reads email, usually between lunch and dinner or after closing. Keep the note short and give a reason that fits a raw fish counter, not a generic restaurant.

For the 93 named addresses and the 132 free webmail ones, write to the owner. For the 70 role addresses, ask the person who opens the mail to forward it to whoever orders fish or packaging. Put the fish, the bowl or the app in the first line.

Poke owners watch three costs: fish, labor and delivery commissions. A fish supplier should state the species, the cut and how it ships. A packaging maker should name a bowl size and a case price. A delivery service should compare its fee to a marketplace's commission. A food safety trainer should say what the course covers and how long it takes.

The bar's menu page tells you what it sells. A bar that sells only bowls has no need for a sushi burrito wrapper, and a shop that already lists two delivery apps is a good fit for a direct-order pitch. Dedupe by domain, send the first group, and check the bounces before the rest.

What email rules apply when you write to poke bars?

Two CAN-SPAM basics apply to a sales email to a bowl shop: print your company's valid physical postal address in the message, and include an opt-out that works and is honored. A manager who writes back to stop the emails has opted out.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 150 poke bar listings and 105 emails. Texas has 32 and 22, Florida 28 and 20, Washington 21 and 15, and Arizona and Hawaii 17 each with 12 emails. New York has 16 listings and 11 emails, Colorado 11 and 8, and Illinois and North Carolina 10 each with 7 emails.

Honolulu has 17 listings, Los Angeles 14, Seattle 13, San Jose and San Diego 10 each, Houston 8, New York 7, and Tampa, Chicago and Portland 6 each.

A fish distributor should start with the metros that sit near its cold chain. A seller based in the Pacific Northwest can begin with Seattle and Portland. A vendor with a national offer can work California first and move east. Because the same chains list many bars, check the name column before you count prospects.

What is in the list

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

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

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