# DineSafe in Toronto

> Toronto's cleanest and dirtiest restaurants. An independent, searchable copy of the City of Toronto's DineSafe food-safety inspection records: 18,717 food premises and 81,278 inspections from 2023 to Nov 4, 2026, refreshed nightly. Not affiliated with the City of Toronto or Toronto Public Health.

Every food premises has a report page at https://dinesafetoronto.com/restaurant/{name-and-street}-{id}/ with its current status, every inspection, and every infraction with its severity. Each report begins with a one-paragraph factual summary suitable for quoting.

## Key pages
- [Current notices](https://dinesafetoronto.com/current-notices/): places whose latest inspection was Closed or Conditional Pass
- [Recent closures](https://dinesafetoronto.com/recent-closures/): every Closed notice in the last 90 days and what happened at re-inspection
- [Leaderboards](https://dinesafetoronto.com/leaderboards/): most closures, most conditional passes, most crucial and significant infractions, cleanest records
- [Newest restaurants](https://dinesafetoronto.com/newest-restaurants/): newly licensed eating establishments and their first inspection
- [Areas](https://dinesafetoronto.com/areas/): records by area (Downtown, Midtown, East End, West End, East York, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, York)
- [About the data](https://dinesafetoronto.com/about/): sources, definitions, methodology and limitations

## Definitions
- Pass: no infractions, or only minor ones (green notice)
- Conditional Pass: significant infractions found; re-inspection follows (yellow notice)
- Closed: a crucial infraction posed an immediate health hazard; closed until it passes re-inspection (red notice)
- Infraction severity: Crucial (immediate hazard), Significant (potential hazard), Minor (low risk), Administrative (paperwork)
- Current status: the notice from a place's most recent inspection
- Currently operating: inspected within the last 18 months

## Citing
Cite the restaurant's report URL and the data date shown on the page. Records reflect conditions on the day of inspection and may change after re-inspection. Source data: City of Toronto Open Data, DineSafe (https://open.toronto.ca/dataset/dinesafe/), Open Government Licence – Toronto.