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Eat App public restaurant profiles

Build a pipeline

Read restaurant identity, regular hours, features, menu links and published experience terms from public Eat App profiles.

How a pipeline uses this source

SourcesRestaurant Detail — Read restaurant identity, regular hours, features, menu links and published experience terms from public Eat App profiles.
Step
Restaurant Detail
Read restaurant identity, regular hours, features, menu links and published experience terms from public Eat App profiles.
Start
Checks — 2 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of the page. Last passed 7 Oct 2026. When the site changes, Jason repairs the source and publishes a new revision.
Step
Checks
2 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of the page. Last passed 7 Oct 2026. When the site changes, Jason repairs the source and publishes a new revision.
Your Dataset — Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant on the schedule you choose.
Output
Your Dataset
Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant on the schedule you choose.
End
Sources — eatapp.co
Sources
eatapp.co
  1. 01 · sources

    Sources

    eatapp.co

  2. 02

    Restaurant Detail

    Read restaurant identity, regular hours, features, menu links…

  3. 03

    Checks

    2 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of…

  4. 04 · output

    Your Dataset

    Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant…

What Eat App public restaurant profiles does

Read restaurant identity, regular hours, features, menu links and published experience terms from public Eat App profiles.

Collects: Restaurant identity, regular hours, features, menu links and published experience terms from public Eat App profiles

Reads

eatapp.co

Limitations

No bookings/live availability/full reviews/menu content. Source-selected language is retained. Price tiers are not amounts; experience prices remain qualified text.

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