A clean, deduplicated database of every operational restaurant across Forest Hills and surrounding New York, sourced from public listings and enriched with business email addresses, SMTP-checked before delivery. 2 corporate emails (info@, contact@, hello@) plus 25 webmail. Instant CSV download.
Five rows from the full 27-row dataset, sorted by rating & review count. The complete CSV includes phone, postal code, website URL, Google rating, review count, email type (corporate vs webmail), and the parent domain — plus the street address where the business publishes one. Service-area businesses (mobile mechanics, handymen, cleaners) deliberately don’t list an address on Google, so that column is blank for about 2% of rows.
| Name | Rating | Reviews | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rafaelis Palace | ★ 4.9 | 223 | — |
| Mojo | ★ 4.7 | 6,996 | — |
| Don Pollo | ★ 4.7 | 629 | — |
| Zara Austin - Mediterranean Restaurant | ★ 4.7 | 338 | — |
| Song Dumpling Cafe | ★ 4.7 | 310 | — |
Forest Hills holds one of the largest concentrations of restaurants in New York at 27 active operations. The market is mature: 7% of operators have corporate domain emails (a strong signal of established branding) and the average business carries 1204 reviews on Google. For B2B sellers, this means a market that responds to professional outreach at high-quality email addresses.
Toast, Square, Clover, online-ordering platforms, reservation tools (OpenTable, Resy), and kitchen-display systems selling to operators.
Restaurant supply houses, wholesale produce, beverage distributors, and equipment dealers building rep accounts.
DoorDash / Uber Eats sales reps, local SEO and Google Ads agencies, and review-management platforms targeting independents.
A row per business with name, phone, postal code, website URL, parent domain, Google rating, review count, the email address where one was found, and the street address where the business publishes one (service-area businesses don't list one on Google) — as CSV, XLSX and JSON. 7% of the emails here are corporate-domain rather than webmail. The five-row preview above is drawn live from the file you will receive.
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Find a verified restaurant near you. Get directions or visit their website directly — sorted by Google rating.
Start with the rating — look for a restaurant holding 4.5 stars or higher with a healthy number of recent reviews, which signals consistent, current service. Confirm they're properly licensed and insured for the work you need, and read a few reviews to see how they handle problems, not just praise. The listings below are sorted by Google rating to make this easier.
Pricing varies widely by the scope of the job, materials, and how urgent the work is, so there's no single rate. The most reliable approach is to contact two or three restaurants directly for a quote on your specific situation. Use the "View on Google Maps" or "Visit Website" buttons on each listing to reach out.
Yes. Every listing is sourced from public Google Business Profile data — business name, rating, and review count — and refreshed monthly so closed or relocated businesses drop off. We show only what's already public; we don't add or alter business details.
Click "View on Google Maps" to get directions, hours, and the business's public contact options, or "Visit Website" to reach them online. We don't publish private phone numbers or email addresses here — the business's own Google profile and website are the right place to get in touch.
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