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Eat Safely In Florida
Every restaurant inspection Florida has done, in plain English.
Eat Safely In Florida takes the state's own restaurant inspection records — hundreds of thousands of them, every county, updated daily — and turns them into something a person can actually read. Look up a restaurant. Look up your ZIP code. See what the inspector wrote, in the inspector's words, with the code numbers translated.
It grades restaurants, but the grade rewards the clean and the quick to fix, not just the bad. A place that got a warning and had it sorted by the next morning deserves to have that known.
What You Can Look Up
Any licensed restaurant in the state. Neighborhoods ranked cleanest to worst. Emergency closures as they happen. Chains compared across every location. Roaches, if you must.
Alerts
Pick a ZIP code and get an email when a restaurant near you is ordered shut. Unsubscribe in one click.
In Spanish Too
The whole site, not a translated homepage.
Take The Data
It came from public records, so it goes back out as public records. Download all of it, no key, no sign-up.
How It Treats Your Data
The site keeps no record of who looked at what. The only thing it ever stores is an email address you gave it for alerts, and that's deleted the moment you unsubscribe.
Price
Free. No ads, no tracking, no account.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation publishes inspection extracts as public records. The site reads those files — no scraping, no guessing.
Can a restaurant pay to be removed?
No. That's the whole point.
How often is it updated?
Every day, from the state's own files.