Dayton Datasets

Comprehensive dining data for the Reno (Metro), Nevada metro region, encompassing Reno. Spans multiple municipalities within a mid-size metropolitan dining market. Filtered by the Restaurants category group with business profiles, sentiment data, review trends, and competitive benchmarks. Refreshed weekly.

— Independent Distressed Venues with Verified Decline — This feed isolates established, high-revenue hospitality venues currently experiencing a sharp, confirmed drop in Transaction Velocity & Customer Sentiment. These are previously high-performing venues that have suddenly entered operational freefall, creating a leading indicator for immediate working capital needs, ownership fatigue, or market-ready distress. Dataset Parameters: - High-Revenue Operations: Confirmed 1,000+ historical reviews (indicating large, established venues with significant overhead). - The 30% Crash: 90-day sentiment and foot-traffic velocity have crashed by 30%+ compared to their 360-day baseline. - No Corporate Safety Net: Strictly independent Food & Beverage locations (zero nationwide chains). - Verified Open: Confirmed "Active Heartbeat" signal within the last 90 days.

Comprehensive dining data for the Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek (Metro), Ohio metro region, encompassing Dayton, Kettering, and Beavercreek. Captures the competitive landscape across city boundaries within a mid-size metropolitan dining market. Filtered by the Restaurants category group with business profiles, ratings, reviews, and competitive metrics. Refreshed weekly.

Comprehensive dining market data for Dayton, Ohio with a population of over 137k. This city-level export includes every active restaurant listing filtered by the Restaurants category group, with review analytics and sentiment data. Refreshed weekly.

--Reach Independent Inboxes-- Weekly verified, high-deliverability emails. Only for established, independent restaurants (or micro-chains) – large chain enterprises excluded. Weekly email verification and detailed analysis via our proprietary infrastructure. Business activity validated by an "Active Heartbeat" signal.

--HHI Dominance-- Near-monopoly positions in their local market. Businesses that mathematically "own" their local market (>30% share) with high HHI contribution of >900 within 1km. Safe, cash-flow-heavy bets that competitors can't easily dislodge.

All restaurant listings across the state of Ohio. Filtered by the Restaurants category group, this statewide export includes verified business profiles, review analytics, competitive benchmarks, and contact details for every active listing. Refreshed weekly.

--Breakout Venues with Verified Foot Traffic Momentum-- Established restaurants, multi-unit operators, and franchises currently experiencing a sharp, confirmed spike in transaction volume. Rather than looking at static 5-star ratings, this dataset measures Review Velocity as a direct proxy for real-world foot traffic and revenue growth. These venues have accelerated their 90-day transaction pace by 25%+ compared to their historical 360-day baseline. In a tightening economic market, these are the rare operators actively capturing market share, hitting physical capacity, and outperforming their local competitors. They require immediate expansion capital, equipment financing, and operational scale. Every listing is confirmed active with a minimum baseline of recent foot traffic to eliminate statistical noise.

--Distressed Venues with Verified Decline-- Established, well-reviewed restaurants, bars, and cafes now experiencing a sharp and confirmed drop in Transaction Velocity & Customer Sentiment. These are previously high-performing venues where the 360-day sentiment was strong, but 90-day sentiment has crashed by 30%+. That's a leading indicator of operational trouble, ownership fatigue, or market-ready distress. Every listing is an independent hospitality and food & beverage location (no nation-wide chains), confirmed active with 100+ total reviews and an "Active Heartbeat" signal within the last 90 days.

The Startup List. Businesses that registered their website domain < 365 Days ago. They are in the "Setup Phase"—need everything (Payroll, Insurance, SEO).