Inspections
Florida Restaurant Inspections
Search 68K+ 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.
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All Florida Cities
71 additional cities with DBPR inspection coverage. Click to browse.
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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