Public data, made legible.
DirtyBite makes Orange County restaurant inspection records easier to understand. We track the dated county record, surface follow-up results, and link back to the official report so you can see what changed instead of getting stuck with an old scary headline.
Orange County
18,000+ dated inspection records across 90+ zip codes and 40+ Orange County communities.
Real inspections. Real records.
Orange County food facilities are inspected by the county health agency. Inspectors document food safety, temperatures, cleanliness, pest activity, equipment, and more. The records are public; DirtyBite makes the history easier to search, read, and revisit after a follow-up.
What the results mean
- PassPassed inspection with no major issues.
- ReinspectionFailed; scheduled for follow-up. Still open for business.
- ClosedShut down by the health department. Cannot serve food until reinspected.
Data sources
- Orange County Health Care Agency — refreshed in rotating nightly batches
DirtyBite is an independent project and is not affiliated with any county health agency or government entity. While we strive for accuracy, inspection data may change and we recommend checking the official source for the most current information. This site is for informational purposes only.