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DoorDash Address & Place Autocomplete

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DoorDash Address & Place Autocomplete

DoorDash Address & Place Autocomplete

Look up places and addresses in DoorDash's own autocomplete: business name, full address, latitude/longitude and a DoorDash place token for each suggestion, biased to any coordinates. Anonymous, no login. Returns a few top suggestions per search text, not full store menus.

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Look up places and street addresses through DoorDash's own address autocomplete, the same suggestion service the DoorDash consumer app uses when you type into the delivery-address box. Each search text returns the top suggestions with the business or place name, full address, GPS coordinates, country and a DoorDash place token (not a Google Place ID). No login and no API key.

This Actor returns location suggestions, not store menus, ratings or opening hours. It is a good fit when you need DoorDash-recognised business locations or addresses near a point.

Output fields

FieldDescription
queryThe search text the row answers
nameBusiness or place name as DoorDash shows it (for plain addresses this is the street address)
addressFull formatted address
addressPartsName and address split into display segments
latitude, longitudeGPS coordinates
googlePlaceIdPlace ID token returned by DoorDash for the suggestion (opaque; the value can differ between calls for the same place)
countryCodeTwo-letter country code
addressTypes, geoAddressIdExtra tags DoorDash sometimes provides (often empty)

Use cases

  • Find the locations of a chain (for example "Starbucks") around a city centre.
  • Validate or normalise address text and get coordinates for it.
  • Build a list of businesses near a point, one search text per category ("pizza", "coffee", "pharmacy").

Input

  • queries: one or more search texts. Each returns up to a few suggestions (3 in our test runs).
  • latitude / longitude: optional point to bias suggestions towards. Set both or neither. Without them DoorDash biases the results by the IP location of the run, which differs between runs, so set a point when you care about the area.
  • proxyConfiguration: optional.

Older integrations that send a single query (and radius) still work; radius has no effect on DoorDash's side.

Example input

{
"queries": ["pizza", "Starbucks"],
"latitude": 40.7128,
"longitude": -74.006
}

Example output row

{
"query": "pizza",
"name": "Little Italy Pizza",
"address": "11 Park Pl, New York, NY 10007, USA",
"addressParts": ["Little Italy Pizza", "11 Park Pl, New York, NY 10007, USA"],
"latitude": 40.713142971508205,
"longitude": -74.00824405252934,
"googlePlaceId": "AbK5e_...",
"countryCode": "US",
"addressTypes": [],
"geoAddressId": null
}

Scheduling and integrations

Run it on a schedule from the Apify Console, trigger it with a webhook, or call it from the Apify API and the official clients. Results are available as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML.

FAQ

Does it return restaurant menus or reviews? No. Only place and address suggestions.

Why only a few results per search? DoorDash's autocomplete returns a short list per request. Add more search texts to widen coverage.

Why does a search return nothing? Some texts have no match near the chosen point (for example a US street address with a point in another country). Those searches are logged and skipped.

Is it affiliated with DoorDash? No. It uses the public guest endpoints of the DoorDash consumer app. Use the data in line with the applicable terms and laws.