How many restaurants are in Gulf County?

There are 67 restaurants tracked in Gulf County, Florida by InspectFL, based on public DBPR inspection records.

What percentage of Gulf County restaurants have an A grade?

Grade distribution data for Gulf County is available on individual restaurant pages. Visit any restaurant's page to see its current grade and score.

How often are Florida restaurants inspected?

Florida restaurants are typically inspected 1-4 times per year by the Division of Hotels and Restaurants within the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). High-risk establishments and those with prior violations may be inspected more frequently.

What does the InspectFL Health Score mean?

InspectFL calculates a 0-100 Health Score for each restaurant based on the number and severity of violations found during inspections. A higher score means fewer and less severe violations. Scores of 90+ typically correspond to an A grade, while scores below 60 indicate an F grade.

Where does InspectFL get its Gulf County data?

All inspection data for Gulf County comes from public records maintained by the Florida DBPR (Department of Business and Professional Regulation). InspectFL aggregates and presents this data in an easy-to-understand format with grades and scores.

Gulf County

Port St. Joe and the beaches of Cape San Blas have transformed Gulf County from a quiet fishing community into one of the Panhandle's most sought-after getaways. The dining scene remains refreshingly small-scale — fresh Gulf seafood, local oysters, and waterfront spots where flip-flops are the dress code and the sunset is the main attraction.

Browse Gulf County restaurant inspections to find health scores and violation histories for restaurants in Port St. Joe, Wewahitchka, and Cape San Blas. Every inspection record includes the full list of violations found and the restaurant's overall health grade.

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