Where the records come from
Places covered
Pick a place to see how each fast-food chain’s restaurants there did on routine health inspections, next to every other restaurant in the same place. We cover 4 so far.
The United States has no national inspection database. Each state, county or city runs its own programme, counts different things and publishes its own way, so every place gets its own page and its figures are never mixed with another’s. A place is added when its government publishes every routine inspection, keeps the file current and allows reuse.
How often state inspectors recorded a high-priority violation at each chain's Florida restaurants, against the rate for all restaurants in the state.
Open tool →Fast-food chains in New York CityHow often each chain's New York City restaurants scored too many points for an A on a first inspection, against the rate for all restaurants in the city.
Open tool →Fast-food chains in ChicagoHow often routine city inspections ended in a Fail at each chain's Chicago restaurants, against the rate for all restaurants in the city.
Open tool →Fast-food chains in AustinHow often routine city inspections scored under 90 at each chain's Austin restaurants, against the rate for all food establishments in the city.
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