Visit type
Routine - Food is the regular unannounced inspection. Complaint Full and Complaint Partial are triggered by a public complaint. Food-Licensing Inspection happens before a new license or ownership change. Visits with a higher visit number on the same date are usually callbacks.
Disposition, from best to worst
- Inspection Completed - No Further Action: nothing requires a return visit.
- Call Back - Complied: a follow-up confirmed earlier problems were fixed.
- Warning Issued or Call Back - Extension given: problems found, with a deadline to fix them.
- Administrative complaint recommended: serious or repeated problems; the state may pursue fines.
- Emergency order recommended: conditions bad enough to close the business until it passes a callback, most often for pests, sewage or no water.
Repeat violations
"Repeat Violation" means the same item was cited at a recent prior visit. Repeats tell you more than one-off findings because they show a habit, not a bad day.
Corrected on site
Many findings say "Corrected On-Site", meaning staff fixed it while the inspector was there, like moving food to a colder cooler or labeling a bottle. It still counts as a finding, but it's a good sign.