Food establishment inspections in Montgomery County, Maryland
Type a restaurant, market or school name. 5,770 records rebuilt from the County's two inspection files, read on October 10, 2026.
Opening an account for a customer? A dated record report ($19) — or a whole list checked.
What this is
Montgomery County's well-known “Food Inspection” open-data file stopped on October 3, 2024, although the portal still calls it daily. Inspections since July 2024 go to a second County file, where each inspection is repeated at every daily load — more than three million rows for about 13,000 inspections — and where an establishment gets a new registration number every year. This site rebuilds one directory from the two public files: each inspection once, in its latest version, and one record per place with its inspections from October 2022 to today.
Measured on October 10, 2026: the current County file holds 3,188,693 rows for 13,347 distinct inspections, under 8,628 registration numbers. Gathered: 5,770 places, of which 3,415 bring together several County numbers.
Who uses it
- Diners and neighbors — what did the latest inspection of this place find?
- Owners and managers — your own inspection history as the County publishes it.
- Landlords, insurers and suppliers — the dated record of an establishment.
What it is not
Not Montgomery County, Maryland, and not a certificate. Rebuilt from two County files; nothing is added from any other source. The County publishes no permanent establishment number, so this site gathers a place's records in two ways: by number, where the County published an inspection under both its old and its new number; and, failing that, when the name and the address are exactly the same. Two different businesses with the same name at the same address would appear as one record; a business that changed its name or its address appears as two. An inspection describes one visit on one day; it is not a rating of the business today. Owner names are never downloaded.