List of bars in 84 cities: 16,566 on the map
How many bars are on the map?
OpenStreetMap lists 16,566 named bars across the 84 cities on this site. The biggest lists are Paris (1,748), New York City (1,450), London (1,198). 38% of the records list a website, which leaves 10,074 named bars without one on the public record.
Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, extract of 11 Nov 2026.
By country: United States (7,517)United Kingdom (2,791)Australia (1,250)Canada (1,013)New Zealand (378)
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Is there a free bar email list?
Not with email addresses. The free lists here hold 16,566 named bars in 84 cities, with names, streets and websites under the ODbL licence; 1,205 records have an email on file, which this site does not republish. 38% list a website, and email finders read business websites, so a run can find emails mainly for those.
About these lists
Each list covers bars and cocktail bars inside one city boundary, with the street, nearest neighbourhood and which contact details the public record has.
Bars sits in the food and drink group. Countries covered: France, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Netherlands, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa.
For the complete list with phone numbers, emails and reviews, every city page explains how to run Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder for that city, with the searches ready to paste.
How food and drink businesses compare city by city: Food and drink: which cities' businesses list a website.
Biggest chains
Named branches across all 84 cities.
- All Bar One32
- Slug and Lettuce24
- Be At One23
- Simmons Bars20
- Coyote Ugly Saloon12
- Flight Club12
- Revolution12
- Vagabond9
- Vino Volo6
- Tequila Mockingbird6
Questions
Which city's bars are least likely to list a website?
Among the cities with a full list, Sheffield has the lowest share of bars with a website on the map (12%) and Vancouver the highest (82%). Map coverage varies by city, so treat this as a signal for where outreach about websites has room, not as a census.
Where does this bars data come from?
From OpenStreetMap, the volunteer-built world map, using the tags amenity=bar. Each city list is cut to the official city boundary and refreshed from a recent extract. The licence is the Open Database License, so you can reuse it with credit.