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Florida Restaurant Inspections

Search 70K+ Florida restaurants inspected by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Official inspection scores, violations, and food safety records.

Data from all 67 Florida counties. Updated weekly from DBPR public records.

70K+
Restaurants
143K+
Inspections
78.2%
Pass Rate

Major Cities

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All Florida Cities

71 additional cities with DBPR inspection coverage. Click to browse.

Fort Lauderdale
5,313 restaurants ¡ 74.8% pass
West Palm Beach
4,056 restaurants ¡ 69.6% pass
Daytona Beach
1,713 restaurants ¡ 70.7% pass
Fort Myers
1,248 restaurants ¡ 80.4% pass
Naples
1,173 restaurants ¡ 78.5% pass
Sarasota
1,060 restaurants ¡ 81.1% pass
Pensacola
928 restaurants ¡ 88.7% pass
Tallahassee
852 restaurants ¡ 83.1% pass
Ocala
823 restaurants ¡ 66.8% pass
St Petersburg
786 restaurants ¡ 81.3% pass
Bradenton
765 restaurants ¡ 82% pass
Lakeland
706 restaurants ¡ 88.7% pass
Clearwater
702 restaurants ¡ 77.9% pass
Gainesville
649 restaurants ¡ 70.9% pass
Melbourne
562 restaurants ¡ 85.4% pass
Saint Augustine
523 restaurants ¡ 63.7% pass
Panama City Beach
449 restaurants ¡ 76.6% pass
Cape Coral
449 restaurants ¡ 75.9% pass
Port St Lucie
445 restaurants ¡ 82.2% pass
Key West
407 restaurants ¡ 89.2% pass
Fort Pierce
383 restaurants ¡ 85.9% pass
Vero Beach
348 restaurants ¡ 81.3% pass
Winter Haven
331 restaurants ¡ 88.2% pass
Clermont
327 restaurants ¡ 72.5% pass
Stuart
326 restaurants ¡ 66% pass
Panama City
319 restaurants ¡ 80.6% pass
Lake Buena Vista
306 restaurants ¡ 96.7% pass
Port Charlotte
297 restaurants ¡ 85.9% pass
Largo
278 restaurants ¡ 84.9% pass
Destin
269 restaurants ¡ 88.5% pass
Fort Walton Beach
266 restaurants ¡ 90.2% pass
New Port Richey
255 restaurants ¡ 78% pass
Lutz
248 restaurants ¡ 82.7% pass
Venice
245 restaurants ¡ 80% pass
Bonita Springs
243 restaurants ¡ 71.2% pass
Ormond Beach
232 restaurants ¡ 78% pass
Riverview
227 restaurants ¡ 76.2% pass
Deland
217 restaurants ¡ 74.2% pass
Orange Park
213 restaurants ¡ 62.9% pass
Eustis
210 restaurants ¡ 88.6% pass
Palm Bay
209 restaurants ¡ 83.7% pass
Davenport
208 restaurants ¡ 81.7% pass
Brooksville
207 restaurants ¡ 83.1% pass
Wesley Chapel
206 restaurants ¡ 84% pass
Pinellas Park
199 restaurants ¡ 80.9% pass
Lake City
191 restaurants ¡ 80.1% pass
Palm Coast
187 restaurants ¡ 70.6% pass
New Smyrna Beach
187 restaurants ¡ 66.3% pass
Oviedo
185 restaurants ¡ 83.2% pass
Plant City
184 restaurants ¡ 75.5% pass
Longwood
180 restaurants ¡ 74.4% pass
Leesburg
178 restaurants ¡ 75.3% pass
Palm Harbor
171 restaurants ¡ 67.3% pass
Cocoa
171 restaurants ¡ 91.2% pass
Santa Rosa Beach
169 restaurants ¡ 91.1% pass
Punta Gorda
168 restaurants ¡ 91.1% pass
Dunedin
166 restaurants ¡ 65.1% pass
Port Orange
158 restaurants ¡ 75.3% pass
Titusville
155 restaurants ¡ 85.8% pass
Lake Mary
153 restaurants ¡ 75.2% pass
Lake Wales
153 restaurants ¡ 88.2% pass
Sebring
151 restaurants ¡ 78.8% pass
Cocoa Beach
143 restaurants ¡ 69.9% pass
Fernandina Beach
142 restaurants ¡ 48.6% pass
Crestview
142 restaurants ¡ 89.4% pass
Lehigh Acres
137 restaurants ¡ 82.5% pass
Key Largo
137 restaurants ¡ 81.8% pass
The Villages
136 restaurants ¡ 75% pass
Mount Dora
126 restaurants ¡ 76.2% pass
Jensen Beach
120 restaurants ¡ 69.2% pass
Marco Island
112 restaurants ¡ 85.7% pass

About Florida DBPR Inspections

The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) oversees all food service establishments in the state. Unlike most states where inspections are run at the city or county level, Florida operates a statewide inspection system divided into 7 districts.

Inspectors check for 58 specific violation categories, classified by severity: High Priority (immediate health risk), Intermediate, and Basic. Restaurants that accumulate High Priority violations can face emergency closure orders.

Rat Radar downloads and processes all 7 DBPR district files weekly, covering every licensed food establishment in the state.

Violation Severity

High Priority violations pose an immediate foodborne illness risk. Intermediate violations require correction within a set timeframe. Basic violations are minor and low-risk.

Data Coverage

Records from 2014 to present. All 67 Florida counties. 7 DBPR districts. Updated weekly from official state data extracts.

Official Source

All data sourced from myfloridalicense.com, the official DBPR public records portal. No user-submitted reviews or estimates.

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