New NZ Bars & Restaurants – Alcohol Licence Leads
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from $80.00 / 1,000 licence applications
New NZ Bars & Restaurants – Alcohol Licence Leads
New bars, restaurants, cafés and bottle stores in New Zealand, from council alcohol licence applications. Weekly B2B sales leads for hospitality suppliers, distributors and POS companies.
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from $80.00 / 1,000 licence applications
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Find new bars, restaurants, cafés and bottle stores in New Zealand before they open, and reach them first.
Every venue that wants to sell alcohol in New Zealand must publicly notify its licence application, often weeks before opening. This Actor collects those notices from council websites and gives you one clean list of new hospitality businesses: name, address, licence type, business type and dates.
What you get
A typical 30-day run returns around 40–50 new venues across Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
| Status | Licence | Venue | Address | Region | Business type | Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| new | on-licence | D-Salt | 2/13 Riccarton Road, Riccarton | Canterbury | Restaurant class 3 | 2026-09-30 |
| new | on-licence | Nova Nine | 13 O'Connell Street, Auckland Central | Auckland | – | 2026-09-30 |
| new | on-licence | Glenbyre Tavern | 111 Keighleys Road, Bromley | Canterbury | Tavern | 2026-09-30 |
| new | off-licence | Black Sands Brewing Company | 9/9 Westech Place | Auckland | – | 2026-09-29 |
| new | on-licence | The Sizzler House & Bar | 1 Newlands Road, Newlands | Wellington | Class 2 Restaurant with an outdoor area | 2026-09-17 |
Who uses it
- Beer, wine, spirits and coffee distributors looking for new accounts
- POS, booking, payments and delivery platforms selling to new venues
- Hospitality recruiters, cleaners, linen, waste and pest control services
- Insurance brokers, fit-out, signage and kitchen equipment suppliers
- Market researchers and investors tracking hospitality openings across NZ
How to use it
- Keep Application types = New for sales leads (renewals are existing venues).
- Optionally pick Licence types: on-licence for bars, restaurants and cafés; off-licence for bottle stores, supermarkets and online sellers.
- Schedule it weekly and turn on Only applications not returned before, so each run gives you only the new venues since last time.
- Export to CSV, Excel or JSON, or send results straight to Google Sheets, HubSpot, Slack or email with Apify integrations.
Coverage
| Council | Updated | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Auckland | Weekly list | Licence type, suburb, date received |
| Wellington City | Public notices | Business type, applicant company, objection closing date |
| Christchurch | Public notifications | Business type, applicant company, objection closing date, notice PDF |
More regions are coming. Need a council we don't cover yet? Open an issue and tell us.
Output fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
status | new (a new venue), renewal, variation or other |
licence_type | on-licence, off-licence or club |
trading_name | Venue name |
address, suburb, region | Location |
business_type | e.g. Restaurant, Tavern, Bottle store (where the council publishes it) |
applicant | Applicant company, trust or club only; names of private individuals are never included |
date_received | When the council received or notified the application |
objection_closes | Last day for public objections (Wellington, Christchurch) |
notice_url | Link to the council's notice or weekly list |
Pricing
You pay per application returned, so a quiet week costs little. Set a maximum cost on any run and the Actor stops there. Aircraft (airlines licence each plane for in-flight sales) are excluded by default, so you only pay for real venues.
Notes
- Source: public notices published under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. Councils only keep recent notices online, so this is a forward-looking feed rather than a historical database.
- Monitored weekly. If a council changes its website, the run's status message says which council failed, and it gets fixed.
- Not affiliated with any council or the Alcohol Regulatory and Licensing Authority.
