Inspected retail food facilities receive a letter grade or a score according
to their inspection score (The cities of
Long Beach,
Pasadena and
Vernon
inspect their own retail food facilities, so inspection results for those
facilities do not appear on this site.).
Effective July 1, 2007, the California Uniform Retail Food Facilities Law (CURFFL) is being
repealed in its entirety and replaced with the new California Retail Food Code commonly referred to
as Cal Code. For a summary of changes go to California Retail Food Code.
As the result of the changes in the new inspection report, effective July 1, 2007, violation category
descriptions and their numeric codes have changed. For a detailed explanation of the new Food
Facility Rating System, go to the Revised Retail Food Inspection Guide.
Inspections conducted prior to July 1, 2007 will continue to display the violation sub-category numbers
and descriptions from the previous version of the inspection report.
For a detailed explanation of the Food Facility Rating system (prior to July 1, 2007),
go to the
Retail Food Inspection Guide.
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You can look up the inspection results for restaurants, markets etc., in your area by
using the search form below. Wholesale facilities such as Wholesale Food Markets and Food
Warehouses are not rated/scored but full disclosure of violations are displayed. For a detailed
explanation of Wholesale Food Inspections go to the Wholesale Food Inspection Guide.
To see information regarding which facilities have recently been closed, please refer to the
Food Facility Closure List.
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