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New Venue Data
Live from FL DBPR · updated Jun 15, 2026

How we source the data

New Venue Data runs on real Florida public records — fetched from the source, normalized, geocoded, and enriched. Here is exactly where it comes from and how it is built, refreshed as of Jun 15, 2026.

Sources

Where it comes from

Four authoritative, public sources — each contributing a distinct layer of the record.

FL DBPR — Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco

bd4006lic.csv

Active retail liquor licenses statewide — consumption-on-premises (COP), package stores (APS), and beer & wine (BEV) — with license number, type, status, business name, and address.

FL DBPR — Hotels & Restaurants

newfood.csv

Newly licensed food-service establishments, used to detect restaurants and bars opening across the state this fiscal year.

U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder

free batch geocoder

Latitude/longitude coordinates for every address, enabling map placement, county assignment, and radius search — at no licensing cost.

FL Division of Corporations (Sunbiz)

business-entity registry

Legal entity name, registered officers, and corporate status to enrich each licensee with its underlying business entity.

Pipeline

Our pipeline

A repeatable flow runs on every refresh — from raw state extract to an enriched, map-ready record.

  1. 01

    Fetch official bulk extracts

    We pull the DBPR AB&T and H&R public-record CSV extracts directly from the state, daily — no scraping of intermediaries.

  2. 02

    Parse

    Each extract is parsed field-by-field into structured records with typed license numbers, statuses, and addresses.

  3. 03

    Normalize & dedupe

    Names and addresses are standardized, and duplicate filings for the same business are collapsed into a single canonical record.

  4. 04

    Detect new filings

    We diff each refresh against the prior snapshot to surface genuinely new licenses and status changes — not stale rows.

  5. 05

    Geocode

    Every address is run through the free U.S. Census batch geocoder to assign coordinates and confirm its county.

  6. 06

    Enrich with business entity

    Records are matched to FL Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) data to attach the legal entity behind each license.

Coverage & freshness

Every county, refreshed from source

We track all 67 Florida counties from DBPR bulk extracts, refreshed daily to weekly, with the latest snapshot dated below.

Statewide coverage

All 67 Florida counties are covered. Miami-Dade (6,565), Broward (4,337), and Orange (3,454) lead by active liquor licensees, followed by Palm Beach, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Duval, Lee, Brevard, and Volusia.

Freshness

Data is refreshed daily to weekly from DBPR bulk extracts. The current snapshot is dated Jun 15, 2026.

Live from FL DBPR · updated Jun 15, 2026

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New restaurants this FY

Compliance & data notice

  • Released under Florida Chapter 119 public-records law.
  • Business-entity data only (FCRA-safe) — this is not a consumer report and may not be used for credit, employment, tenant, or insurance screening of individuals.
  • Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida DBPR or the State of Florida.
  • Data is provided "as is" with no warranty. Always verify high-stakes records against the official source before acting on them.

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