Rappi Restaurant Scraper

Scrape restaurant listings from Rappi — the Latin American on-demand delivery platform. Get restaurant names, cuisines, street addresses, ratings, delivery fees, and estimated delivery times across Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Ecuador. No login, no cookies, no residential proxy required.

What this actor does

• Two modes: browse every restaurant Rappi shows for a city, or search restaurants/cuisines by keyword
• 6 countries — Mexico (Ciudad de Mexico), Peru (Lima), Argentina (Buenos Aires), Chile (Santiago), Uruguay (Montevideo), Ecuador (Quito)
• Filters: cuisine, minimum rating, "currently open only", "has active promotion only"
• Real addresses — optionally visits each restaurant's page to collect its exact street address
• Empty fields are omitted — every record only contains data Rappi actually returned

Output per restaurant

• restaurantId — Rappi's internal store ID
• name — restaurant name (includes branch/location when available)
• cuisine[] — cuisine categories (in the local language of the city)
• city, country
• address — full street address (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• rating — star rating (0-5)
• reviewCount
• deliveryFee, currency
• estimatedDeliveryTime — e.g. 31 min
• imageUrl — restaurant photo
• restaurantUrl — direct link to the restaurant's Rappi page
• isOpen — currently accepting orders
• promotionText — active promotion badge, e.g. Envío Gratis: Aplican TyC, Hasta 57% Off (omitted when there's no active promotion)
• isPrimeExclusive — restaurant is exclusive to Rappi Prime members
• hasFreeShipping — free delivery is currently offered
• isNew — recently added to Rappi
• latitude, longitude — GPS coordinates (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• todayHours — today's opening hours, e.g. 08:00:00 - 23:30:00 (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• isOpenToday — restaurant has scheduled hours today (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• brandName — parent brand/chain name (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• storeType — store classification, e.g. restaurant (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• ratingBreakdown — count of reviews per 1-5 star bucket, e.g. {"1": 15, "2": 1, "3": 8, "4": 6, "5": 30} (when fetchDetails is enabled)
• sourceUrl, scrapedAt, recordType: "restaurant"

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	string	restaurants	restaurants (browse) or search (keyword)
city	string	ciudad-de-mexico	One of 6 supported cities
query	string	–	Required for search; matched against name + cuisine
cuisine	string	–	Filter by cuisine, e.g. Pizza, Sushi, Mexicana
minRating	integer	–	Drop restaurants below this rating (0-5)
onlyOpen	boolean	false	Only currently-open restaurants
onlyWithPromotion	boolean	false	Only restaurants with an active promotion
fetchDetails	boolean	true	Also fetch each restaurant's address, GPS coordinates, and today's hours (1 extra request/restaurant)
maxItems	integer	15	Hard cap (1-30)
proxyConfiguration	object	off	Optional Apify proxy (AUTO datacenter group)

Example: browse Mexico City restaurants with addresses

{
  "mode": "restaurants",
  "city": "ciudad-de-mexico",
  "cuisine": "Mexicana",
  "fetchDetails": true,
  "maxItems": 20
}

Example: keyword search for burger places in Lima, fast (no address lookups)

{
  "mode": "search",
  "city": "lima",
  "query": "hamburguesa",
  "fetchDetails": false
}

Example: only open, well-rated restaurants in Buenos Aires

{
  "mode": "restaurants",
  "city": "buenos-aires",
  "minRating": 3,
  "onlyOpen": true
}

Use cases

• Market research — compare cuisine mix, ratings, and delivery fees across LatAm cities
• Competitor tracking — monitor a chain's presence, address footprint, and ratings across markets
• Delivery cost analysis — compare delivery fees and ETAs city to city
• Local business directories — seed a directory with real restaurant listings and addresses
• Business intelligence — see which restaurants are open and how they rank

FAQ

Which cities are supported? Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico), Lima (Peru), Buenos Aires (Argentina), Santiago (Chile), Montevideo (Uruguay), Quito (Ecuador).

How many restaurants can I get per run? Up to 30 — the number Rappi's city catalog page returns.

Why is cuisine a free-text field instead of a dropdown? Rappi shows cuisine names in Spanish and the exact set differs by city (e.g. Poke and Sushi are common in Mexico City, while a smaller city may only list a handful). Type any cuisine you see in the results, or leave it blank to get every cuisine.

What does address require? Turn on fetchDetails (on by default) — the actor visits each restaurant's page to read its street address. Turning it off skips this extra request per restaurant for a faster run.

Do I need a proxy? No. Rappi's public listing pages work from Apify's standard datacenter IPs. The proxy option is available for extra reliability if you run into rate limiting.

Is login required? No — all data comes from Rappi's public restaurant listing and detail pages.