What's new at New Venue Data.
New license categories, expanded coverage, and product updates — the changes that actually shipped, newest first.
Shipped, in order
Newest first. Only changes that are actually live.
New license categories: temporary permits, manufacturers, and bottle clubs
The dataset now includes three additional Florida AB&T record types beyond standard retail liquor and food-service licenses — each a distinct buying or risk signal.
- Temporary (1–3 day) event permits — high-liability, often-underinsured events
- Manufacturers & distributors — new breweries, wineries, and distilleries
- Bottle clubs — BYOB establishments with notable dram-shop exposure
Special Restaurant / Special Food Service licenses now classified correctly
Florida renamed the Special Restaurant (SRX) license to Special Food Service (SFS) under SB 1262 in 2023, and DBPR stores that designation in a separate column. We now read it correctly, so full-liquor restaurant licenses surface properly in search and the feed.
Statewide Florida coverage, refreshed daily
Liquor and food-service license records across all 67 Florida counties, sourced from official FL DBPR public records and refreshed daily.
Live search and CSV / Excel export
Search the feed by business name, owner, city, or license number, and filter by county, license type, and status — with a downloadable sample so you can see the exact data before you buy.
What's next
More delivery options and out-of-state coverage are on the roadmap.
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