Florida DBPR Public Records

Marco Island restaurant inspections, made easier to read.

Compare official inspection results, findings, correction notes, and inspection history for local food-service establishments.

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Every Marco Island establishment currently included in the published DBPR dataset through October 8, 2026.

How To Read It

The state result is official. The score is a quick summary.

Start with the latest official result, its date, findings, and correction notes. Florida does not issue restaurant letter grades. Our secondary score averages routine inspections from the past 2 years (730 days): each visit starts at 100, minus 8 per high-priority finding, 3 per intermediate finding, and 1 per basic finding. Visits receive full weight through 180 days, half weight at 181–365 days, and quarter weight at 366–730 days.

Enforcement outcomes are displayed separately without extra score deductions. Follow-up, licensing, complaint, and other non-routine visits remain in the history but do not enter the average. Follow-up corrections or unresolved findings receive no score bonuses or extra penalties; their official results and notes remain visible. We show the number of routine inspections behind each score and flag a single visit as limited history.

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A90–100

B80–89

C70–79

D60–69

FBelow 60

Useful Context

What an inspection can—and cannot—tell you

A snapshot, not a lifetime verdict

Conditions can change after an inspector leaves. Read the date, result, and follow-up visits together.

Priority matters

High-priority findings can contribute directly to foodborne illness. Basic findings often concern maintenance or housekeeping.

Callbacks show what happened next

A warning may be followed quickly by a callback showing that required corrections were completed.

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Marco Island & Southwest Florida

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We organize and relay publicly available DBPR records for convenience. Records may be delayed, incomplete, corrected, or affected by source-data or processing errors. Inspection reports are snapshots of conditions at the time of inspection; they do not guarantee present conditions or future safety. MarcoIslandFL inspection scores are our own summaries and are not official state grades, legal findings, endorsements, or recommendations.

Before relying on this information, verify the establishment, inspection history, license status, and report date through the official Florida DBPR public-records page or DBPR license search. This page is provided for general informational purposes only.