Georgia restaurant health inspection scores
Every inspection on record for 37,283 restaurants, not just the most recent one. A failing restaurant gets re-inspected fast, and the new score replaces the old one. Check the history, not just today’s number.
Only the score on the right appears when you search. Both are official.
Failed recently. Passing today.
228 Georgia restaurants failed an inspection in the past year and now show a passing score. Here are the most recent. The score on the left is the one you would not see if you only looked at today’s number.
Three Roses TavernCantonU59August 24, 2026A96August 27, 2026Tandoori TableCartersvilleU52August 20, 2026B85August 27, 2026Rheas IIRoswellU64August 18, 2026B85August 27, 2026Molinos Mexican GrillLocust GroveU69August 18, 2026B86August 27, 2026Jolly Rodger's Pub and SongsMilledgevilleU66August 18, 2026A93August 27, 2026Puebla's Mexican RestaurantSandersvilleU61August 18, 2026A91August 27, 2026KING KONG WINGS MABLETONMabletonU61August 11, 2026B83August 17, 2026Sabor a Puebla Bar & GrillBlue RidgeU62August 11, 2026A90August 25, 2026A re-inspection is the system working as intended: these restaurants were re-checked and passed, and that result counts. The point is narrower. The current number on its own doesn’t show you what came before it. See 119 verified cases, with the official records →
Why you almost never see a failing grade
Counts are live from the records KrudAlert holds. The 10-day and 97% figures come from KrudAlert’s analysis of 184 failing Georgia inspections that had a recorded follow-up, computed August 2026.
How Georgia grades restaurants
One statewide 100-point scale, so a score means the same thing in Savannah as in Atlanta.
| Grade | Score | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| A | 90 to 100 | Excellent |
| B | 80 to 89 | Good |
| C | 70 to 79 | Needs improvement |
| U | Below 70 | Unsatisfactory |
A score below 70 is a failing grade and triggers a follow-up inspection. That follow-up is what usually replaces it within a couple of weeks.
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Where this data comes from
Restaurant inspection results in Georgia are public records, published by the Georgia Department of Public Health through its county health districts. Most counties publish to ga.healthinspections.us; Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale publish separately through the GNR Health District. KrudAlert collects both, keeps the full history for each establishment, and makes it searchable for free, and every restaurant page links the portal that holds its own record, with its permit number, so you can check us.
Every restaurant is tracked by its permit number rather than its name, so two businesses with similar names never get confused for one another. That matters more than it sounds: a statewide search for “Donut Worry” returns three different restaurants.
A score reflects conditions at a single moment: the day an inspector visited. It is not a judgment about a restaurant today, and it is not a food-safety guarantee. If you think a record is wrong, the state portal above is the authoritative source.