Los Angeles restaurant health inspections
Los Angeles tracks 43.1K food establishments. Radius turns those official inspection results into a plain-English answer to “should I eat here?”
How Los Angeles grades restaurants
Los Angeles County posts letter grades from a 100-point inspection score, where higher is better: A (90–100), B (80–89), and C (70–79). Most restaurants hold an A; a B or C means inspectors found significant problems. Long Beach, Pasadena, and Vernon run their own health departments and publish separately.
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Los Angeles restaurant inspections — FAQ
- How does Los Angeles grade restaurants?
- Los Angeles County posts letter grades from a 100-point inspection score, where higher is better: A (90–100), B (80–89), and C (70–79). Most restaurants hold an A; a B or C means inspectors found significant problems. Long Beach, Pasadena, and Vernon run their own health departments and publish separately.
- Is Los Angeles restaurant inspection data free on Radius?
- Yes. Looking up any LA restaurant's inspection grade, violations, and history is free — safety information is never paywalled.
- Where does Los Angeles restaurant inspection data come from?
- From LA County Environmental Health inspections, the city's official open-data source. Radius normalizes it into plain English and links back to the original record. Radius is not affiliated with the health department.
- How many restaurants does Radius track in Los Angeles?
- Radius covers roughly 43,136 food establishments across LA County, from Compton to the Valley.