Every new golf lounge, barcade and bowling alley, before it opens.
The weekly list for anyone who sells to a new entertainment venue: liquor and beverage distributors, POS and booking software, AV and sound, simulator and game equipment, insurance, staffing, and commercial real estate.
Built from the same public records as our restaurant sheet: liquor license applications, building and occupancy permits, and state business filings, plus local press. Golf simulator lounges, mini golf and putting bars, barcades and arcades, bowling and duckpin lanes, darts and shuffleboard bars, axe throwing and VR venues. Big-format venues file permits and liquor applications months before they open, so the runway is long. The edge is being early, while the build-out and the vendor list are still open.
Why it pays to be first
- An entertainment venue buys a bar program, a POS and booking system, sound and screens, game equipment and insurance before the first guest walks in.
- These are big, high-volume accounts: a golf lounge or a barcade pours like a large bar and books like a restaurant.
- A liquor application or a building permit is a public, dated, checkable signal that a real venue is coming to a real address.
Get told when it opens
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Questions
What counts as an entertainment venue?
A place whose draw is an activity and that usually serves food and drink: golf simulator lounges, mini golf and putting bars, barcades and arcades, bowling and duckpin lanes, darts and shuffleboard bars, axe throwing and VR venues.
When will it be available?
It is in development now. Join the waitlist and we will email you once, when the sheet for your region is ready.
Do you include the big brands?
Yes. A new location of a destination brand is as much a sales opportunity as an independent, so both are on the list.
Do you sell personal contact data?
No. We publish business names, addresses and the public record each lead came from, never personal phone numbers, personal emails or home addresses.
Our main sheet: every new restaurant and bar, weeks before it opens.