Greenwich Dining Record

Every health inspection, for every place that serves food in Greenwich.

Tap a pin, or search and browse on the left. Each record shows what the inspector marked on the form, what still had to be fixed, and when.

Colour is what the most recent inspection found, nothing more; open the record for the history. Open establishments only; those not on the town's current licensed list have no address and cannot be placed. These are public records obtained under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act, not an official rating and not a health department grade. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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The color beside each name is what the most recent inspection found, nothing more. It says nothing about the history; open the record for that.

Green: No violations were recorded at the most recent inspection.
Amber: Only non-priority violations (Priority Foundation or Core) were recorded.
Red: At least one priority violation was recorded.
Grey: The most recent form could not be read with confidence, or no inspection is on file.

Priority (P): Violations most directly linked to foodborne illness — temperature control, contamination, employee illness.
Priority Foundation (Pf): Missing procedures, records, training or equipment that support a priority item.
Core (C): General sanitation, maintenance and facility upkeep.
Corrected on site: The inspector recorded the problem as fixed before leaving.
Repeat: Cited on a previous inspection and found again.
Pending verification: Every violation read off a form is checked against the count the inspector wrote in the form's own summary box. These records did not reconcile, or the summary box could not be read, so the reading is unconfirmed and not presented as fact.
Each violation: The plain-language line under each violation says what a mark against that item usually means. All 56 items, explained →
No summary box: The inspector left the form's summary box blank, or the scan destroyed it, so there is nothing to check the reading against. The violations are shown as marked on the form, with a note.
Inspection history: On each record, one mark per inspection, placed by date on a time axis that is the same on every page and spans the period these records cover. A bar's height is the number of violations, colored by class like the list beneath it; a green dot means none were cited. A blank stretch means no inspection is on file for it, including time before a place opened or after it closed. Visits only a few weeks apart are drawn side by side, so a mark can sit slightly off its date; the exact date shows when you point at or select the mark.
Record corrected: A record changed after publication carries a note at the inspection concerned saying what changed and when. The full log →