NewsRedditApril 27, 2026United States
Analysis of Miami Restaurant Inspection Data
A data analysis of Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) records reveals that Miami has over 9,200 food establishments, with 85 emergency closures occurring in the last year. The report highlights a mix of high-priority violations at some locations and consistent compliance at others.
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Residents may be interested in the safety and inspection history of local food establishments they frequent.
Key Facts
- Miami contains over 9,200 food establishments, the highest number in Florida.
- There were 85 emergency full-shutdown orders issued in Miami over the last 12 months.
- Over 10,000 total inspections were conducted in the city during the past year.
- Approximately 46% of the 5,200 inspected establishments had zero high-priority violations throughout the year.
Who's Mentioned
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