Venue data in Feasty

Feasty shows food and drink venues on a map, in search and on venue pages. If you run a venue as a natural person — for example as a sole trader or in a civil-law partnership — some of the information about the venue may be your personal data. This page explains where we get it, why we process it and what you can do about it. You do not need a Feasty account for any of this.

1. Who the controller is

The controller is Radosław Rodak, natural person operating under the Polish non-registered business activity scheme, ul. Boya-Żeleńskiego 34, 20-435 Lublin, Poland, email: contact@feasty.com.pl. We have not appointed a data protection officer. Full provider details: Legal notice.

2. What data and where it comes from

For each venue we process:

• the venue's name,
• its address and location on the map,
• the type of venue and cuisine,
• its phone number, email address, website and social media profiles, where publicly given,
• opening hours and the menu, if we have them.

The data comes from publicly available sources: the open dataset of the Overture Maps Foundation and the venue's public website (opening hours, cuisine, menu). Some of it was proposed by Users — we publish such a proposal only after a moderator has checked it (Terms, section 5.7). Once the owner claims the venue's listing, they provide the data themselves. We do not take data from business registers and we do not establish who runs the venue.

If the venue is run by a company (e.g. a limited liability company), the venue data is not personal data — unless the venue's name identifies a specific person. You can report a correction the same way as a natural person (section 7).

Reviews, ratings and photos are added by Users — they are their statements about the venue, not your data. An objection to the venue data does not cover them, unless a review contains your personal data beyond the venue's name (e.g. your first and last name) — in that case you may request the removal of that passage. A review that breaks the law or the Terms can be reported in the Application or at moderation@feasty.com.pl.

3. Why and on what legal basis

We process venue data to inform Users about food and drink venues: to show them on the map, in search and on the venue page in the Application and on feasty.com.pl, with reviews and recommendations. The legal basis is our and Users' legitimate interest in reliable information about venues (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR).

4. Who sees the data

• Venue data is public: it is seen by Users of the Application and by visitors to feasty.com.pl, and venue pages may be indexed by search engines.
• Google processes it on our behalf (Firebase and Google Cloud — database, hosting and server functions; Vertex AI — review summaries), also outside the European Economic Area, in particular in the United States. The transfer mechanisms and other recipients are described in sections 4 and 5 of the Privacy Policy.

5. How long

For as long as the venue is shown in Feasty. When a venue is removed, its data disappears from the database, and from backups once they expire (the periods are given in section 6 of the Privacy Policy).

6. Your rights

If the venue data is your personal data, you have the right to:

• access it and obtain a copy (Art. 15 GDPR),
• have it rectified (Art. 16 GDPR),
• request its erasure (Art. 17 GDPR),
• request restriction of processing, including while an objection is being considered (Art. 18 GDPR),
• object to processing on grounds relating to your particular situation (Art. 21 GDPR) — we consider every objection individually and reply with reasons,
• lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority (in Poland: the President of the Personal Data Protection Office, UODO).

7. How to report a correction, removal or objection

Write to contact@feasty.com.pl with the subject “Venue — correction”, “Venue — removal” or “Venue — objection”. Please include:

• the venue — a link to its page in Feasty, or its name and address,
• your contact details and how you are connected with the venue,
• what the request concerns; for an objection, the reason helps us assess it but is not a condition.

We will reply within one month. In a complex case this may be extended by two months — we will let you know before the first month ends. We ask for a document confirming your identity or your connection with the venue only if we have reasonable doubts.

8. Claiming the listing

If you run the venue, you can claim its listing in Feasty for restaurants — you then set the description, contact details, opening hours and menu yourself. Claiming is not a condition for any of the rights described above.