Question 1

How do I look up a restaurant's health inspection in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Use InspectFL.org to search any Florida restaurant by name, address, city, or zip code. You'll see their full inspection history, violations, and letter grade.

Question 2

What do Florida restaurant inspection grades mean?

Accepted Answer

InspectFL grades restaurants A through F based on critical violations. A = 0-2 critical violations, B = 3-5, C = 6-10, F = 11+. Critical violations pose the highest risk to public health.

Question 3

How often are Florida restaurants inspected?

Accepted Answer

Florida restaurants are inspected by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) through unannounced visits, typically 1-4 times per year depending on the type of establishment and prior violations.

Question 4

What is a critical violation in a restaurant inspection?

Accepted Answer

Critical violations are the most serious findings that pose an immediate threat to public health, such as improper food temperatures, contamination risks, or sewage issues. These are codes 01-24 in the DBPR system.

Question 5

Is Florida restaurant inspection data public?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All Florida restaurant inspection records are public data maintained by the DBPR. InspectFL.org makes this data easier to search and understand.

Question 6

What Florida counties have the cleanest restaurants?

Accepted Answer

Visit our County Rankings page to see all 67 Florida counties ranked by restaurant cleanliness based on violation rates per restaurant.

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