Liquor License FeedGeorgia: New restaurants, new owners, and how to reach them.
A filing tells you who's opening and who's taking over. A new build needs a system before it opens. A takeover often decides at the handover, and the filing names the buyer.
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Which kind of opening
Each filing says new owner, moving, a previously licensed address, or the first license at the address.
What they run now
Takes orders through Toast, Square or Clover, when the restaurant's own site shows it.
Phone and website
From the filing, or looked up online for bars and restaurants.
Into HubSpot
A CSV in HubSpot's company columns (or Pipedrive or Salesforce), and webhooks for Zapier, Make and Clay.
Recent Georgia filings, the way you'd see them
All pending.
Three filings from the last 30 days in full. Subscribers get every one, every morning. The free sample is a whole recent week, filtered the same way.
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Common questions
How early will I hear about a place?
A pending application is the earliest public sign in a liquor record, often weeks before opening. We can't tell whether they've picked a system, so ask. States that publish only issued licenses show up later, and each state page says which it is.
Will I know if they're under contract?
No. We show what they run when their own ordering page shows it, not contract terms, so ask about the early termination fee on a takeover.
New build or takeover?
Each filing says new owner, moving, a previously licensed address, or first license at the address, where the record lets us tell.
Can I text or autodial these numbers?
That's your call and your compliance. A public filing doesn't change the TCPA, and its rules can reach business cell phones.
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