Florida Restaurant Inspections: Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

DBPR Inspection Outcomes — 2016–Present

'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' — a specific DBPR inspection outcome category requiring documented regulatory response — has been recorded 3,707 times across 1,905 unique Florida restaurants in DBPR records since 2016. In 2026, 234 inspections resulted in this outcome, representing 0.5% of all inspections this year (-51.4% vs. 2025). Pinellas County leads in 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' outcomes; Tampa is the most-affected city.

Source: Florida DBPR food service inspection records. Updated weekly every Monday morning.

3,707Total Occurrences
234This Year (2026)
1,905Unique Facilities
7.1Avg Violations
0.5%of 2026 Inspections
-51.4%vs. 2025 (YTD)

What Is "Emergency Order Callback Not Complied"?

This inspection outcome is part of Florida DBPR's graduated enforcement framework, which ranges from no action through warnings, administrative complaints, and emergency closure orders depending on the severity and persistence of violations found.

Florida DBPR operates under a graduated enforcement framework that matches the regulatory response to the severity of conditions found during a food service inspection. Outcomes range from no action for fully compliant establishments through warnings, administrative complaints, and emergency closure orders for the most serious violations. Under Florida Statute § 509, DBPR inspectors are authorized to immediately close any food service establishment where conditions present an imminent public health hazard.

Top Counties — Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

Top Chains — Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

Restaurant chains with the most inspections resulting in emergency order callback not complied.

Top Cities — Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

Emergency Order Callback Not Complied — Year Over Year

YearInspectionsChange
2026 (YTD) 234
2025 481 +105.6%
2024 508 +5.6%
2023 471 -7.3%
2022 408 -13.4%
2021 440 +7.8%
2020 220 -50%
2019 273 +24.1%
2018 361 +32.2%
2017 207 -42.7%
2016 104 -49.8%

Inspection Type Breakdown — Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

Which inspection types most commonly result in this outcome.

Inspection TypeCountShare
Routine - Food 2,511 67.7%
Complaint Full 1,060 28.6%
Complaint Partial 112 3%
Food-Licensing Inspection 24 0.6%

Recent Inspections — Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

DateBusinessCityCountyViolations
Brick Alley Tavern Lake Worth Palm Beach 4
Longhorn Steakhouse 5197 Jacksonville Duval 4
Flame BBQ & Soulfood Mangonia Park Palm Beach 1
Flame BBQ & Soulfood Mangonia Park Palm Beach 1
Cmx Wellington Cask and Shaker Wellington Palm Beach 1
Longhorn Steakhouse 5197 Jacksonville Duval 4
China Lee Orlando Orange 12
Longhorn Steakhouse 5197 Jacksonville Duval 4
Tacology Miami Miami-Dade 2
Tacology Miami Miami-Dade 3
Tacology Miami Miami-Dade 9
Discovery Indian Cuisine Palm Harbor Pinellas 15
Ocean 5 Cafe Miami Beach Miami-Dade 2
Bluefin Sushi Wesley Chapel Pasco 1
Thai Island Orlando Restaurant Orlando Orange 8
Island Pancake House Merritt Island Brevard 1
Romy's Kissimmee Osceola 5
Cang Tong Sebring Highlands 7
Cang Tong Sebring Highlands 7
Tuptim Thai Restaurant & Sushi Bar Gainesville Alachua 4

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FAQ: Emergency Order Callback Not Complied

What is 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' in a Florida restaurant inspection?
'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' is a formal DBPR inspection outcome that indicates a specific DBPR inspection outcome category requiring documented regulatory response. This inspection outcome is part of Florida DBPR's graduated enforcement framework, which ranges from no action through warnings, administrative complaints, and emergency closure orders depending on the severity and persistence of violations found.
How common is this inspection outcome in Florida?
DBPR has recorded 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' 3,707 times across 1,905 unique food service establishments since 2016. In 2026, 234 inspections resulted in this outcome — 0.5% of all 2026 inspections.
Which Florida counties see the most 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' outcomes?
Pinellas County leads Florida in 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' inspection outcomes. Tampa is the top city for this outcome. High-volume counties typically reflect population density and the concentration of licensed food service establishments rather than a disproportionate rate of violations per restaurant.
Does 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' mean a restaurant is unsafe?
No — 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' is the passing outcome for a Florida DBPR inspection. Establishments receiving this result either had no violations or corrected minor issues on-site during the inspection. The average number of violations per 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied' inspection is 7.1.
What happens after a restaurant receives 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied'?
After receiving 'Emergency Order Callback Not Complied', the establishment continues normal operations under DBPR's standard inspection schedule. Routine inspections typically occur twice per year for most food service establishments in Florida.