Florida Cities: Restaurant Inspections — 918 Cities Tracked

Florida's Largest Cities by Restaurant Count

Florida Restaurant Closures — Past 12 Months

Florida Cities: Lowest Restaurant Pass Rates (50+ Facilities)

Florida Cities: Highest Restaurant Pass Rates (50+ Facilities)

Florida Cities: Frequently Asked Questions

How many Florida cities have restaurant inspection data?

918 cities across Florida have food establishment inspection records tracked by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).

Which Florida city has the most restaurants?

Miami has the most food establishments in Florida with 4,743 facilities tracked by DBPR.

Which Florida city has the lowest restaurant pass rate?

Ruskin has the lowest pass rate among cities with 50+ facilities at 62.50%.

Which Florida city has the highest restaurant pass rate?

Labelle has the highest pass rate among cities with 50+ facilities at 100.00%.

How many restaurants were shut down in Florida cities in 2026?

1008 food establishments across Florida cities were shut down by health inspectors in the past 12 months.

Which Florida city has the most recent restaurant closures?

The most recent closures in Florida include Haystax Restaurant in Mount Dora (May 22, 2026) and others. See the full list below.

What is the average number of violations per restaurant inspection in Florida?

The average Florida restaurant inspection finds 5.2 violations. This varies significantly by city — check individual city pages for local averages.

How often are restaurants inspected in Florida?

Florida DBPR conducts routine inspections based on facility type and risk level. The state has 935,483 inspections on record across 918 cities.

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