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Restaurants that accept Bitcoin

4,129 restaurants accept bitcoin on SatSpots, across 24 countries. 60 cities have more than one, so you can plan a trip around them rather than hunting one address at a time.

363 of them (9%) score at least 60 out of 100 on our confidence measure, which weighs how recently the listing was confirmed and how complete its payment details are. Most are in the United States, El Salvador, Brazil and Italy.

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By country

the United States 1,847 El Salvador 402 Brazil 227 Italy 144 Thailand 104 Costa Rica 90 Switzerland 85 Germany 81 Portugal 71 South Africa 71 France 65 the Netherlands 55 Mexico 53 Japan 48 Guatemala 46 the United Kingdom 45 the Philippines 42 Czechia 40 Canada 36 Colombia 34 Spain 29 Argentina 28 Bulgaria 28 Suriname 28

Cities with more than one

San Salvador 99 Lugano 45 Los Angeles 40 Tokyo 38 Berlín 28 Houston 28 Funchal 27 Paramaribo 26 Santa Ana 26 Austin 23 Santa Tecla 23 Willemstad 22 Charlotte 21 San Francisco 21 Isla Mujeres 20 Arnhem 19 Chalchuapa 18 Medellín 16 Tbilisi 16 Antiguo Cuscatlán 15 Chicago 15 Panajachel 15 San Diego 15 Sofia 15 Guatemala City 14 Las Vegas 14 Miami 14 Nairobi 14 Portland 14 San Antonio 14 San Miguel 14 Bangkok 13 Indianapolis 13 London 13 Mossel Bay 13 Atlanta 12 Belo Horizonte 12 Columbus 12 Denver 12 La Libertad 12 Dallas 11 Livingstone 11 Mata de São João 11 Prague 11 El Paso 10 La Paz 10 Maribor 10 Rolante 10 San Jose 10 Santo antonio do pinhal 10 Santo Antônio do Pinhal 10 Washington, D.C. 10 Bacolod City 9 Huai Phueng 9 Orlando 9 Philadelphia 9 Soyapango 9 Tampa 9 Buenos Aires 8 Columbia 8

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Good to know

Which restaurants accept bitcoin?

SatSpots lists 4,129 in 24 countries. Each one shows its address, how recently it was confirmed, and a confidence score, so you can tell a live listing from a stale one.

Can I pay with Lightning at these restaurants?

Sometimes. We only say Lightning is accepted where the underlying data records it, and show "unknown" otherwise rather than guessing. Each listing states what is known.

How current is this list?

The data refreshes automatically from BTC Map and OpenStreetMap contributors, and every listing carries the date it was last confirmed. Nothing is hidden for being unverified; it is labelled instead.