Look up a restaurant’s official health inspection record, then read it correctly. We are an independent guide, not a health department: every guide points to the agency’s own records and explains how that agency scores, grades and follows up.
300+ guides to U.S. health department records. If your city has no guide, try its county name: many counties inspect for every city inside them.
Start with a big city
These six guides include our own count of a year of each city’s published inspection data and a score reader set to that city’s rules.
Already have a score or grade?
Inspection Score Reader: pick the health department, enter the score, grade or result, and it explains it on that agency’s own scale and tells you what usually happens next. It runs in your browser and saves nothing.
What the records show
- How often are restaurants inspected? A year of records in five cities, set against each city’s official schedule.
- Score scales compared: why a 90 is good in one county and a 9 is good in another.
- Official records vs review sites: what an inspection shows that a star rating cannot.
- Food handler card rules by state, checked on official pages.
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Restaurant Inspection Check is independent and not affiliated with any health department. Records belong to the agencies that publish them; always confirm the latest inspection on the official site. See our editorial policy or report an outdated link.