Bars & pubs
Bars, pubs and beverage-led social places.
- Cocktail bar
- Natural wine bar
- Taproom
- Pub
- Lounge
- Rooftop bar
- Beach bar
- Hotel bar
- Tasting room
- Listening bar
Where the product is poured, served and remembered.
On-premise accounts convert a listing into an occasion. The account type sets the commercial mechanics—volume, price point, staff advocacy—and the traits below decide whether a brand belongs on that back bar at all.
Account types
5 account types, each with its own subtypes.
These are the canonical types Premisely stores against, generated from the same taxonomy the workspace uses. The subtypes under each one preserve the specific classification a Source supported.
Nightlife & music
Recurring music and late-night places.
- Nightclub
- Electronic club
- Live-music venue
- Concert hall
- Jazz club
- Late-night venue
Cafés & bakeries
Coffee, bakery and all-day cafe formats.
- Specialty coffee
- Café
- Bakery / patisserie
- Brunch
- Tea house
- Juice bar
Restaurants & food
Food-led hospitality places and food halls.
- Casual dining
- Premium dining
- Fast casual
- Gastrobar
- Food hall
- Street food
- Healthy / lifestyle
Hotels & stays
Accommodation accounts with on-trade potential.
- Boutique hotel
- Lifestyle hotel
- Luxury hotel
- Resort
- Hostel
- Aparthotel
Traits that matter here
Attributes add detail. They never change the type.
Traits are stored separately from the account type and each one records whether it was sourced directly or inferred, with a confidence floor below which an inference is not shown at all.
Beverage-led
Beverage sales are central to the commercial offer.
Late-night
Published hours or programming support a late-night occasion.
Terrace
The account offers a material terrace area.
Premium price
Published menus or first-party information support a premium price point.
Group bookings
The account explicitly supports group or private bookings.
Independent operator
Verified ownership evidence establishes an independent operator.
The other Channels
One Account universe, three ways in.
An Account belongs to exactly one Channel. Coverage, scoring and lifecycle work identically across all three.
Retail
Accounts where the product is stocked for off-premise purchase.
Experiences
Cultural, leisure and event opportunities where the brand can be sampled or experienced.