2017 Florida DBPR Restaurant Inspection Archive

2017 Inspection Archive

In 2017, Florida DBPR health inspectors conducted 77,338 restaurant inspections — +92.9% vs. 40,099 in 2016. 30,657 unique facilities were inspected with a 65.9% pass rate and 7.1 average violations per inspection. 1,279 inspections resulted in emergency orders. Dade County led inspection volume.

Source: Florida DBPR food service inspection records. Data covers January 1 – December 31, 2017.

77,338Inspections 2017
+92.9%vs 2016
65.9%Pass Rate
7.1Avg Violations
1,279Emergency Orders
17,403Warnings

Top 10 Counties — 2017

CountyInspectionsAvg Violations
Dade County 9,288 9.0
Broward County 6,822 6.3
Orange County 6,321 8.9
Palm Beach County 5,589 5.2
Hillsborough County 4,775 9.0
Pinellas County 4,361 8.2
Duval County 3,702 6.6
Lee County 3,067 4.9
Brevard County 2,930 9.8
Volusia County 2,188 6.7

Top 10 Chains by Inspections — 2017

ChainInspections
McDonalds 1,306
Subway 1,274
Dunkin 1,015
Wendys 1,008
Taco Bell 701
Burger King 649
KFC 529
Waffle House 394
Chipotle 365
Panera Bread 328

Top 10 Cities by Inspections — 2017

CityInspections
Orlando 5,023
Miami 4,519
Tampa 3,386
Jacksonville 3,291
Naples 1,524
Fort Lauderdale 1,461
Fort Myers 1,412
Kissimmee 1,189
Sarasota 1,057
Tallahassee 1,024

2017 Inspections by Outcome

2017 Inspections by Type

TypeCountShare
Routine - Food 63,417 82%
Complaint Full 9,857 12.7%
Food-Licensing Inspection 3,991 5.2%
Complaint Partial 69 0.1%
Routine - Lodging 4 0%

2017 Inspections by Month

MonthInspectionsAvg ViolationsEmergency Orders
January 2017 6,707 7.3 89
February 2017 6,546 7.4 71
March 2017 7,515 7.5 88
April 2017 6,934 7.5 135
May 2017 7,631 7.4 134
June 2017 6,995 7.3 136
July 2017 6,473 7.0 133
August 2017 7,573 7.1 169
September 2017 1,423 6.1 30
October 2017 7,365 6.2 79
November 2017 5,642 6.8 86
December 2017 6,534 6.7 129

Highest-Violation Inspections — 2017

Inspections with the most violations cited in 2017. Click any facility name for its full inspection history.

DateBusinessCityCountyViolationsOutcome
A Aki Sushi & Steakhouse Orlando Orange 89 Warning Issued
Americana 50s Holiday Pasco 87 Warning Issued
Kizuna Asian Buffet & Sushi Orlando Orange 83 Warning Issued
Grove Lakewood Ranch Manatee 79 Warning Issued
Cafe Med/the Terrace Private Events/vaniglia E Cioccolate Deerfield Beach Broward 77 Warning Issued
El Pub Restaurant Miami Miami-Dade 76 Emergency order recommended
Crazy Buffet Orlando Orange 72 Warning Issued
Green Tea Port Richey Pasco 70 Warning Issued
Napolinos Wildwood Sumter 70 Emergency order recommended
15 South by Napule Sarasota Sarasota 69 Warning Issued
A Aki Sushi & Steakhouse Orlando Orange 68 Call Back - Extension given, pendin
Mitchell's Family Diner Cocoa Brevard 68 Warning Issued
Asian House Restaurant Titusville Brevard 67 Administrative complaint recommende
Villa Sushi Orlando Orange 65 Warning Issued
Flora Bama Ole River Grill Pensacola Escambia 64 Warning Issued
Fatboy's Wings & Tings North Miami Beach Miami-Dade 64 Warning Issued
Saigon Deli II Tampa Hillsborough 64 Warning Issued
Running Tacos and Subs Hudson Pasco 64 Warning Issued
Sugar Factory Orlando Orange 63 Warning Issued
Licious Noodles & Bao Orlando Orange 63 Warning Issued

2017 vs 2016 — Year-Over-Year Comparison

77,3382017 Inspections
40,0992016 Inspections
+92.9%Year-Over-Year
37,239More Inspections

2017 saw 37,239 more DBPR inspections than 2016 (+92.9%). 2016 archive →

2017 Florida DBPR Inspections: FAQ

How many Florida restaurant inspections happened in 2017?
Florida DBPR health inspectors conducted 77,338 food service inspections in 2017, covering 30,657 unique licensed establishments. That compares to 40,099 inspections in 2016.
What was the pass rate for Florida restaurant inspections in 2017?
65.9% of DBPR inspections in 2017 were completed with no further action required. 17,403 resulted in a warning and 1,279 triggered emergency closure orders, representing 1.65% of all inspections that year.
Which county had the most DBPR inspections in 2017?
Dade County recorded the highest inspection volume in 2017 among Florida's 67 counties, with an average of 9.0 violations per inspection. Inspection volume generally reflects the concentration of licensed food service establishments in a county.
How many emergency orders were issued in 2017?
DBPR inspectors issued 1,279 emergency closure orders during 2017. Emergency orders require a facility to immediately cease operations until corrective action is verified by a follow-up inspection, typically within 24–72 hours.
Where can I look up a specific restaurant inspection from 2017?
Every inspection listed in this archive links directly to the facility's full profile page, which includes the complete inspection history, individual violations, and all disposition outcomes. Use the monthly accordion below to browse or search by business name.