Data report · Florida DBPR public inspection records · June 2026

The Central Florida Restaurant Safety Map

Every restaurant we grade, mapped to its county and sorted cleanest to riskiest. Across all 2,316 of them, 63% hold an A. But the spread is real: St. Lucie County grades 83% A, while Lake County manages 51%.

By county

• St. Lucie County 86 graded
  83%Grade A avg 93.2
  A 71B 8C 5D 1F 1
• Indian River County 54 graded
  74%Grade A avg 90.9
  A 40B 8C 3D 0F 3
• Seminole County 171 graded
  67%Grade A avg 90.5
  A 114B 32C 14D 7F 4
• Brevard County 337 graded
  66%Grade A avg 89.6
  A 222B 65C 24D 7F 19
• Osceola County 250 graded
  65%Grade A avg 89.4
  A 163B 50C 24D 6F 6
• Orange County 1015 graded
  62%Grade A avg 88.3
  A 626B 211C 82D 48F 48
• Volusia County 276 graded
  61%Grade A avg 87.4
  A 167B 46C 31D 12F 20
• Lake County 127 graded
  51%Grade A avg 84.1
  A 65B 22C 17D 14F 8

By dining district

• Lake Nona 82% A
  17
• College Park 75% A
  8
• Milk District 75% A
  4
• Audubon Park Garden District 71% A
  7
• Winter Park / Park Ave 68% A
  34
• Ivanhoe Village 67% A
  3
• Dr. Phillips 64% A
  70
• Downtown Orlando 58% A
  24
• Restaurant Row 55% A
  20
• SoDo 53% A
  19
• Mount Dora 53% A
  15
• Historic Sanford 50% A
  12
• Celebration 47% A
  15
• Baldwin Park 45% A
  11
• Hourglass District 40% A
  5
• Thornton Park 29% A
  7
• Mills 50 26% A
  19
• Winter Garden Historic 0% A
  6

Source: Florida DBPR public inspection records, as of June 2026. “Grade A” is calculated by us from each restaurant’s most recent inspection — Florida does not issue official letter grades. Bars are sized by the number of restaurants at each grade. Methodology →