Find local restaurant leads with Google Maps

Overview

Local prospecting starts on Maps but often requires checking business websites. This Clawbrowser demo researches 10 Italian restaurants in Brooklyn and combines available public contact details into a structured list.

What happens in the video

The browser searches Google Maps for Italian restaurants in Brooklyn and opens individual business listings. The final CSV is displayed in a spreadsheet application with 10 restaurant rows, addresses, phone numbers, websites, ratings, and emails where found. Missing emails remain marked as not found.

Before you start

• Business category and geographic scope.
• Required lead fields and output format.

Step-by-step guide

Practical steps for adapting the recorded task. The video summary above describes the demonstrated result; these checks guide your own run.

1. 1

   Find relevant businesses

   Search Maps for the category and location. Check each result belongs in the requested geography and segment.

2. 2

   Enrich public details

   Associate the Maps listing with its official website and collect public business details. Add contact emails only when published; do not guess missing addresses.

3. 3

   Deduplicate and export

   Merge repeated businesses and organize the leads into a spreadsheet with source URLs. The recording collects 10 restaurants; the result is a research list, not evidence of outreach.

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Results

• A CSV lead list with 10 restaurant rows displayed in a spreadsheet application.
• Business details and published emails where found, with missing emails marked.

Questions about this workflow