TheFork Scraper – Restaurants, Menus, Reviews & Offers
Pricing
from $3.00 / 1,000 search results
Scrape every restaurant in a city from TheFork / LaFourchette / ElTenedor: menus with prices, ratings, multilingual reviews, discounts and a 90-day offer calendar. 11 countries, search by city name, no URLs needed.
TheFork restaurant pages (any country site, e.g. thefork.com/restaurant/…-r814368 or thefork.it/ristorante/…) and/or listing pages on www.thefork.com (/restaurants/rome-c461789, /search?…). Listings are expanded into their restaurants.
Free-text places to search, the way the site's "Where" box works (e.g. "Rome", "Paris 11e", "Lisbon, Portugal"). Each is resolved to a listing page and expanded into its restaurants.
How many restaurants to take from each listing page or search location. 0 = all.
Save the listing summary (name, rating, price, offers, address, coordinates) for each search result instead of opening every restaurant. Much faster and cheaper.
Scrape written reviews for each restaurant.
0 = all reviews.
"all" for every language, or an ISO code such as "en", "fr", "it". The record's reviewLanguages field shows what each restaurant has.
Order reviews by meal date.
Skip reviews for meals before this date (YYYY-MM-DD). With newest-first order the scraper stops paging once it passes this date, which makes incremental runs cheap.
À-la-carte menu with sections, dishes, descriptions and prices, plus set menus.
Bookable time windows, the ~90-day availability calendar with each day's best offer, and today's reservation count.
How many days ahead to read bookable time windows for.
Diner-uploaded photos to collect per restaurant. Restaurant photos are always included.
TheFork is protected by DataDome; residential proxies are strongly recommended. Leave the country empty and the actor picks it per restaurant: from the country site in the URL (thefork.it → Italy), the searched location, or the listing's results. On Apify, IPs with no country got a hard captcha, while IPs in the restaurant's own country cleared on the first try. Choosing a country here pins every request to it.
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