Choose the guide for the restaurant’s city, county or state to find the responsible inspection agency and its official search. Match the restaurant’s name and address before reading its dated report.
Find a report in Delaware: follow the official lookup route and check which report matches the establishment.
Count inspections, not spreadsheet rows: compare the different row structures and the worked Delaware example.
Read NYC inspection dates and community views: trace a shared data view to its source before comparing visits.
Browse more local guides below. These articles help you find and interpret official records; they are not live inspection results or a safety rating.
Onondaga County found a critical violation in 24.0% of routine restaurant inspections in 2025-26; a quarter of reports were clean, and chemical storage led the critical list.
Monroe County inspectors wrote a critical violation in 40.7% of routine restaurant inspections in 2025-26 and returned within 60 days after 97.8% of them.
Westchester inspectors found a critical violation in 15.0% of routine restaurant inspections in 2025-26, and 5.9% of reports were free of any violation.
Nassau County found at least one critical violation in 35.8% of routine restaurant inspections in 2025-26, above the 27.1% average for New York outside NYC.
In a year of Montgomery County, Maryland routine inspections, 97.8% ended Pass, yet 21.6% left a rodent or insect item open. Here is how to read the county’s data.
Outside New York City, 27.1% of a year’s routine restaurant inspections found at least one critical (red) violation; 0.3% ended with one still uncorrected.
Cincinnati opened 3,904 routine inspection records in a year; 16.5% began Not In Compliance, and the median record was approved 11 days later.
A Grade Pending sign means an NYC reinspection scored in the B or C range and the hearing is still open. 1,256 restaurants showed it in October 2026; about half resolve within three to four months.
The NYC Health Department closed restaurants 583 times from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026. Pests drove most closures, and half reopened within 6 days.
89% of LA County routine restaurant inspections ended in an A from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026, but B and C grades ranged from 2% in Marina del Rey to 40% in Monterey Park.