Restaurant health inspections, by city.
- 01Public recordsFrom city and county health departments.
- 02As publishedEach city's own result, never re-scored.
- 03Updated dailyNew inspections as departments post them.
Across every covered city
- FRI13NOVMi Taqueria1920 Vinton St · Omaha, NEGrade C
- FRI13NOVGreen Leaf Thai Cuisine4658 N Western Ave · Chicago, ILPassCanvass Re-Inspection
- FRI13NOVMexicolombia4129 S Archer Ave · Chicago, ILPass
- FRI13NOVGolden Crust Pizzeria4620 N Kedzie Ave · Chicago, ILPassCanvass Re-Inspection
- FRI13NOVUnited Dairy Farmers #982913 Boudinot Av · Cincinnati, OHMinor violations
- FRI13NOVZema 251 LLC923 Sligo Ave · Silver Spring, MDFailChange of Ownership – Environmental
- FRI13NOV3 Star Beer & Wine18524 Woodfield Rd · Gaithersburg, MDPass
- FRI13NOVDamascus High25921 Ridge Rd. · Damascus, MDPass
- THU12NOVGreen Living By Design117 E Galbraith Rd · Cincinnati, OHMinor violations
- THU12NOVMain Event835 Main St · Cincinnati, OHNot in compliance
Each city reports differently; results are shown exactly as published.
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Questions
Where does the data come from?
From city and county health departments that publish their inspection results: Douglas County (Omaha), New York City, Chicago, Cincinnati, Austin, Boulder County and Montgomery County. Each place is linked to its source.
How fresh is it?
We check every source daily. Some departments publish within days; others fall weeks or months behind, so each row shows the date of the inspection itself.
Why can't I compare grades between cities?
Each city grades its own way: letter grades in New York, pass or fail in Chicago, a 0–100 score in Austin. We show every result exactly as the city published it.
Why is a restaurant missing?
Either its city isn't covered yet, or its department hasn't published an inspection for it. Request your state below and we'll prioritise it.
Something looks wrong. How do I report it?
Email info@oxinion.com with the restaurant and city. We fix our own mistakes quickly; errors in the public record we pass back to the department.
Selling to restaurants?
New permits and inspection changes, as leads near you.