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    United States outlet database: 1.1M+ outlets

    Dashmote counts 1.1M+ on-premise outlets in the United States. Open on-premise outlets (restaurants, cafes, quick service, bars and pubs, hotels), one record per public map listing.

    1.1M+
    on-premise outlets

    New York has the most outlets in the United States

    Map: Metro areas with an outlet page in the United StatesUnited States: New York: rank 1 for outlets; Los Angeles: rank 2 for outlets; Houston: rank 3 for outlets; Dallas: rank 4 for outlets; Atlanta: rank 5 for outlets; Chicago: rank 6 for outlets; San Francisco: joint rank 7 for outlets; Washington DC: joint rank 7 for outlets; Philadelphia: joint rank 7 for outlets; Miami: rank 10 for outlets; Phoenix: mid-table for outlets; Denver: mid-table for outlets; Boston: mid-table for outlets; Las Vegas: bottom third for outlets; Seattle: bottom third for outlets; San Diego: bottom third for outlets; Orlando: bottom third for outlets; Austin: bottom third for outlets; San Jose: bottom third for outlets; Minneapolis: bottom third for outlets.New York: rank 1 for outletsLos Angeles: rank 2 for outletsHouston: rank 3 for outletsDallas: rank 4 for outletsAtlanta: rank 5 for outletsChicago: rank 6 for outletsSan Francisco: joint rank 7 for outletsWashington DC: joint rank 7 for outletsPhiladelphia: joint rank 7 for outletsMiami: rank 10 for outletsPhoenix: mid-table for outletsDenver: mid-table for outletsBoston: mid-table for outletsLas Vegas: bottom third for outletsSeattle: bottom third for outletsSan Diego: bottom third for outletsOrlando: bottom third for outletsAustin: bottom third for outletsSan Jose: bottom third for outletsMinneapolis: bottom third for outlets
    • New York
    • Los Angeles
    • Houston
    • Dallas
    • Atlanta
    Dot size: outlets per metro area.
    60%
    of outlets are restaurants
    69%
    independent outlets
    9%
    listed on a delivery app

    Where the United States stands

    The United States is in the bottom third for outlets per resident

    Open on-premise outlets per 10,000 residents, by country: the top five and the United States

    Open on-premise outlets per 10,000 residents, by countryAcross our 60+ countries: Indonesia: 129 per 10,000 residents; India: 14 per 10,000 residents; Brazil: 61 per 10,000 residents; United States: 34 per 10,000 residents; Vietnam: 93 per 10,000 residents; Mexico: 71 per 10,000 residents; Thailand: 127 per 10,000 residents; Japan: 72 per 10,000 residents; Italy: 83 per 10,000 residents; Philippines: 40 per 10,000 residents; Turkey: 52 per 10,000 residents; Spain: 76 per 10,000 residents; France: 54 per 10,000 residents; Malaysia: 94 per 10,000 residents; Germany: 39 per 10,000 residents; United Kingdom: 42 per 10,000 residents; Taiwan: 114 per 10,000 residents; Saudi Arabia: 59 per 10,000 residents; Argentina: 42 per 10,000 residents; Canada: 34 per 10,000 residents; Poland: 34 per 10,000 residents; Australia: 43 per 10,000 residents; Greece: 111 per 10,000 residents; South Africa: 17 per 10,000 residents; Portugal: 93 per 10,000 residents; Chile: 42 per 10,000 residents; Cambodia: 44 per 10,000 residents; Netherlands: 42 per 10,000 residents; United Arab Emirates: 57 per 10,000 residents; Belgium: 52 per 10,000 residents; Romania: 31 per 10,000 residents; Czech Republic: 53 per 10,000 residents; Austria: 60 per 10,000 residents; Switzerland: 57 per 10,000 residents; Ghana: 13 per 10,000 residents; Guatemala: 23 per 10,000 residents; Singapore: 68 per 10,000 residents; Sweden: 34 per 10,000 residents; Croatia: 89 per 10,000 residents; Bulgaria: 53 per 10,000 residents; Israel: 31 per 10,000 residents; New Zealand: 50 per 10,000 residents; Ireland: 48 per 10,000 residents; Slovakia: 46 per 10,000 residents; Denmark: 38 per 10,000 residents; Finland: 34 per 10,000 residents; Norway: 29 per 10,000 residents; Hong Kong: 21 per 10,000 residents; Slovenia: 52 per 10,000 residents; Lithuania: 32 per 10,000 residents; Latvia: 32 per 10,000 residents; Estonia: 41 per 10,000 residents.Outlets per 10,000 residentsIndonesia: 129 per 10,000 residentsThailand: 127 per 10,000 residentsTaiwan: 114 per 10,000 residentsGreece: 111 per 10,000 residentsMalaysia: 94 per 10,000 residentsUnited States: 34 per 10,000 residents

    The District of Columbia has the most outlets per resident

    Open on-premise outlets per 10,000 residents in each US state and DC

    Tile map: open on-premise outlets per 10,000 residents in each US state and DC51 states: California: 35 per 10,000 residents; Texas: 36 per 10,000 residents; Florida: 35 per 10,000 residents; New York: 39 per 10,000 residents; Illinois: 33 per 10,000 residents; Pennsylvania: 31 per 10,000 residents; Georgia: 33 per 10,000 residents; North Carolina: 32 per 10,000 residents; Ohio: 29 per 10,000 residents; New Jersey: 34 per 10,000 residents; Michigan: 30 per 10,000 residents; Virginia: 31 per 10,000 residents; Washington: 32 per 10,000 residents; Tennessee: 34 per 10,000 residents; Arizona: 29 per 10,000 residents; Colorado: 37 per 10,000 residents; Massachusetts: 30 per 10,000 residents; Wisconsin: 36 per 10,000 residents; Indiana: 30 per 10,000 residents; Missouri: 32 per 10,000 residents; South Carolina: 34 per 10,000 residents; Oregon: 42 per 10,000 residents; Maryland: 28 per 10,000 residents; Louisiana: 36 per 10,000 residents; Minnesota: 27 per 10,000 residents; Alabama: 30 per 10,000 residents; Oklahoma: 33 per 10,000 residents; Kentucky: 29 per 10,000 residents; Connecticut: 32 per 10,000 residents; Nevada: 36 per 10,000 residents; Iowa: 34 per 10,000 residents; Arkansas: 34 per 10,000 residents; Utah: 29 per 10,000 residents; Mississippi: 33 per 10,000 residents; Kansas: 31 per 10,000 residents; New Mexico: 34 per 10,000 residents; Nebraska: 35 per 10,000 residents; Idaho: 32 per 10,000 residents; Hawaii: 43 per 10,000 residents; Maine: 40 per 10,000 residents; West Virginia: 31 per 10,000 residents; Montana: 44 per 10,000 residents; New Hampshire: 34 per 10,000 residents; Rhode Island: 36 per 10,000 residents; South Dakota: 38 per 10,000 residents; District of Columbia: 50 per 10,000 residents; Delaware: 33 per 10,000 residents; North Dakota: 37 per 10,000 residents; Alaska: 39 per 10,000 residents; Vermont: 43 per 10,000 residents; Wyoming: 43 per 10,000 residents.California: 35 per 10,000 residentsTexas: 36 per 10,000 residentsFlorida: 35 per 10,000 residentsNew York: 39 per 10,000 residentsIllinois: 33 per 10,000 residentsPennsylvania: 31 per 10,000 residentsGeorgia: 33 per 10,000 residentsNorth Carolina: 32 per 10,000 residentsOhio: 29 per 10,000 residentsNew Jersey: 34 per 10,000 residentsMichigan: 30 per 10,000 residentsVirginia: 31 per 10,000 residentsWashington: 32 per 10,000 residentsTennessee: 34 per 10,000 residentsArizona: 29 per 10,000 residentsColorado: 37 per 10,000 residentsMassachusetts: 30 per 10,000 residentsWisconsin: 36 per 10,000 residentsIndiana: 30 per 10,000 residentsMissouri: 32 per 10,000 residentsSouth Carolina: 34 per 10,000 residentsOregon: 42 per 10,000 residentsMaryland: 28 per 10,000 residentsLouisiana: 36 per 10,000 residentsMinnesota: 27 per 10,000 residentsAlabama: 30 per 10,000 residentsOklahoma: 33 per 10,000 residentsKentucky: 29 per 10,000 residentsConnecticut: 32 per 10,000 residentsNevada: 36 per 10,000 residentsIowa: 34 per 10,000 residentsArkansas: 34 per 10,000 residentsUtah: 29 per 10,000 residentsMississippi: 33 per 10,000 residentsKansas: 31 per 10,000 residentsNew Mexico: 34 per 10,000 residentsNebraska: 35 per 10,000 residentsIdaho: 32 per 10,000 residentsHawaii: 43 per 10,000 residentsMaine: 40 per 10,000 residentsWest Virginia: 31 per 10,000 residentsMontana: 44 per 10,000 residentsNew Hampshire: 34 per 10,000 residentsRhode Island: 36 per 10,000 residentsSouth Dakota: 38 per 10,000 residentsDistrict of Columbia: 50 per 10,000 residentsDelaware: 33 per 10,000 residentsNorth Dakota: 37 per 10,000 residentsAlaska: 39 per 10,000 residentsVermont: 43 per 10,000 residentsWyoming: 43 per 10,000 residents

    By outlet type

    Outlet typeShare
    Restaurants60%
    Quick service and fast food13%
    Hotels10%
    Cafes and coffee shops10%
    Bars and pubs7%

    The United States has far more restaurants than the median country

    Share of outlets by type, United States (bar) against the median country (tick)

    Share of outlets by type: United States against the median country5 outlet types: Restaurants: 60% United States, 47% median country, +13 pts; Quick service and fast food: 13% United States, 8% median country, +5 pts; Hotels: 10% United States, 17% median country, −7 pts; Cafes and coffee shops: 10% United States, 13% median country, −3 pts; Bars and pubs: 7% United States, 10% median country, −3 pts.Restaurants: 60% United States, 47% median country, +13 ptsQuick service and fast food: 13% United States, 8% median country, +5 ptsCafes and coffee shops: 10% United States, 13% median country, −3 ptsBars and pubs: 7% United States, 10% median country, −3 ptsHotels: 10% United States, 17% median country, −7 pts

    Outlet profile

    MeasureUnited StatesMedian across our markets
    Independent69%95%
    Listed on a delivery app9%14%
    Website listed76%44%
    100+ public reviews60%37%

    Instagram, TikTok and YouTube accounts linked where public.

    What the numbers show

    By outlet count, the United States is the fourth largest of our markets.

    The United States ranks third of our markets for outlets with 100+ public reviews, at 60% (median 37%).

    Outlets are spread out: the 20 largest metro areas hold 23% together, so most outlets sit outside the big cities.

    How the numbers are defined

    How the shares are defined

    Using these numbers

    Pair visits with group deals

    Chains and groups run more of the market in the United States than in most countries (69% independent, median 95%), so a few head-office agreements can open many doors at once.

    Plan beyond the big cities

    Most outlets in the United States sit outside its largest metro areas, so a plan that stops at the big cities leaves most doors uncovered.

    Lead with one pitch

    Restaurants make up 60% of all outlets, so one well-built pitch for them reaches most of the doors in the United States.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many restaurants and bars are there in the United States?

    1.0M+ restaurants, cafes, quick-service outlets, bars and pubs, hotels excluded (680,000+ restaurants, 150,000+ quick-service and fast-food outlets, 110,000+ cafes and coffee shops and 84,000+ bars and pubs); with 110,000+ hotels, 1.1M+ on-premise outlets in the United States.

    Are most outlets in the United States independent?

    69% of outlets in the United States are not part of a chain of 5+ locations, against a median of 95% across our markets.

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