Data report · Florida DBPR public inspection records · June 2026

The cleanest restaurants in Central Florida are inside Disney.

It sounds like a complaint waiting to happen: captive-audience theme-park food. The inspection records say the opposite. The two cities that make up Walt Disney World — Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista — grade 83% Grade A. The rest of Central Florida: 63%. And in Bay Lake, every single graded restaurant is an A.

83% Grade A inside Walt Disney World 89 restaurants · Bay Lake + Lake Buena Vista
63% Grade A across Central Florida 2,316 restaurants

Bay Lake: a perfect wall

All 29 graded restaurants in Bay Lake — Disney’s resort core — hold an A, at an average score of 95/100. Not one B, C, D, or F.

The corridor, broken down

Bay Lake
97% A · 29 graded · avg 95
Lake Buena Vista
77% A · 60 graded · avg 93.6
Central Florida overall
63% A · 2,316 graded · avg 88.7

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Source: Florida DBPR public inspection records, as of June 2026. “Inside Walt Disney World” means the incorporated cities of Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, Florida, which together form the resort’s footprint; it does not imply every venue is Disney-operated. Grades are calculated by us from each restaurant’s most recent inspection. Methodology →