Liverpool business lists: 1,994 in 31 categories

How many businesses are on the map in Liverpool?

OpenStreetMap has 1,994 named businesses in Liverpool across the 31 categories on this site. The biggest lists are restaurants (326), pubs (304), cafes (235). 23% list a website; 1,524 named businesses have none on the public record.

1,994named businesses
31category lists
23%list a website
1,524no website listed

Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, extract of 7 Nov 2026.

Health and care

Food and drink

Hotels, venues and travel

Professional services

Property

Beauty and fitness

Cars and driving

Shops and retail

Childcare and education

Too few named records for a list yet: event venues (9), recruitment agencies (9), vets (8), photographers (8), pet shops (6), dry cleaners (6), accountants (5), car washes (4), insurance brokers (3), advertising agencies (3), pet groomers (3), coworking spaces (2), financial advisers (2), physiotherapists (1), plumbers (1), carpenters and joiners (1), architects (1), IT services (1), letting agents and property managers (1), driving schools (1), language schools (1).

Busiest neighbourhoods

All listed businesses, grouped under the nearest named neighbourhood. Black is the part with a website listed.

  • Ropewalks304
  • City Centre152
  • Cavern Quarter124
  • Pride Quarter121
  • Dingle92
  • Allerton75
  • Knowledge Quarter72
  • Wavertree69
  • Old Swan60
  • Garston58
  • St George's Quarter / Cultural Quarter53
  • Walton52
  • Kensington49
  • Speke48
  • Kirkdale42

About Liverpool

Lists are cut to the Liverpool boundary on OpenStreetMap and refreshed from a recent extract.

All cities in United Kingdom · Businesses without a website in the United Kingdom, by kind of business

Questions

Which businesses in Liverpool are least likely to list a website?

Of the full lists, hairdressers and barbers (4% with a website), beauty salons (7% with a website), jewellers (12% with a website) have the lowest website coverage on the map.

What area does the Liverpool data cover?

Everything inside the OpenStreetMap boundary used for Liverpool, England. Each business is also grouped under the nearest named neighbourhood, which is an approximation for planning territories.