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Datasets → Datasets Doordash Stores Search

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Summary

Search the DoorDash stores dataset using text, location, marketplace, price, rating, and DashPass filters. Send an API key and optionally choose sorting and offset or cursor pagination; cursor pagination can continue beyond the offset result window.

Inputs

  • Q — Full-text query across store name, address, city, and marketplace tags; maximum 256 characters.
  • Country, State, City, Tag — Filter by country code, state or region code, exact city, or one marketplace tag.
  • Dash Pass Only — Keep only DashPass-eligible stores; enabled by default.
  • Min Price, Max Price — Inclusive price range tier bounds.
  • Min Rating — Minimum aggregate rating from 0 to 5; stores without ratings are excluded when this filter is applied.
  • Lat, Lon, Radius M — Latitude and longitude enable radius filtering or distance sorting; radius is in meters and requires both coordinates.
  • Sort — Sort by relevance, rating, or distance (distance and distance_asc options).
  • Pagination — Choose offset or cursor pagination. Cursor mode supports enumeration beyond the offset result window.
  • Cursor — Continuation token from next_cursor; use with cursor pagination and the same filters and sort.
  • Page, Page Size — Offset page number (default 1) and page size (default 20, maximum 100). Page is ignored in cursor mode except page=1 to start; the 10,000-result cap applies to offset pagination.
  • X Api Key (required) — API key sent in the x-api-key request header.
  • Request Options — Optional HTTP request settings for batching, accepting invalid SSL certificates, using a proxy, and setting a timeout.

Output shape

A JSON API response containing matching store records and pagination information.

The properties describe a next_cursor token for continuing cursor pagination. The source pack contains only the node entry module and does not show response transformation or the exact response fields.

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