Florida's DBPR inspected 202 Doral food businesses July 1 to Oct. 6, 2026; 140 ended with no further action. How to read results and file a complaint.
Last checked Oct. 8, 2026. Results come from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s food service inspection file for District 1, downloaded Oct. 8, 2026. An inspection is a snapshot of conditions on the day of the visit, not a rating of the business over time.
In Florida, restaurants are inspected by the state, not the city or county: the Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s Division of Hotels and Restaurants licenses and inspects restaurants, caterers, food trucks and other public food service businesses in Doral and the rest of Miami-Dade County. Florida does not give scores or letter grades. Each inspection lists violations and ends with an outcome.
Who to call
- DBPR Customer Contact Center (complaints, public records): 850-487-1395
- File a food safety complaint: DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants
- Look up any restaurant: DBPR inspection files and search
What the outcomes mean
From the division’s inspections page:
| Outcome | What it means |
|---|---|
| Inspection completed, no further action | The visit is closed. Violations may have been found; they are to be corrected by the next routine inspection |
| Warning issued | Violations must be corrected by a set time; an inspector returns for a callback |
| Callback, complied | The return visit found the violations corrected |
| Administrative complaint recommended | The inspector recommends legal action by the division |
| Emergency order recommended | Conditions led to an emergency closure or license suspension; the business may reopen only when an inspection finds the violations corrected |
The state sorts violations into high priority, intermediate and basic. “Recommended” means a recommendation; a penalty, if any, comes later through the division’s process.
The latest results in Doral
From July 1 to Oct. 6, 2026, the state recorded 238 food service inspections at 202 establishments with a Doral address, including 11 inspections prompted by complaints and 10 licensing inspections of new businesses. Taking each establishment’s most recent result:
| Most recent result | Establishments |
|---|---|
| Inspection completed, no further action | 140 |
| Callback, complied | 26 |
| Warning issued | 24 |
| Callback, administrative complaint recommended | 9 |
| Emergency order callback, complied | 1 |
| Emergency order callback, time extension | 1 |
| Callback, extension given, pending | 1 |
On first visits, the median inspection recorded six violations of any kind, and 103 of 196 first visits found no high-priority violation.
Two emergency orders were recommended in the period. At El Machetico, 9674 NW 25th St., an emergency order was recommended on Aug. 20, and a callback the next day recorded “emergency order callback complied.” At The Knife Steak House, 1455 NW 107th Ave., an emergency order was recommended on Oct. 5, and a callback on Oct. 6 recorded “emergency order callback time extension.”
Most recent inspections
The latest entries in the state file as of Oct. 8:
| Date | Establishment | Type | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct. 6 | Taco and Chelas/Bodegon de Lucho, 7874 NW 52nd St. | Routine | Warning issued |
| Oct. 6 | Tacos La Potranca & Cantina, 2600 NW 87th Ave. | Callback | Callback, complied |
| Oct. 6 | Novu Fusion Cuisine, 2475 NW 95th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Oct. 6 | Rice Mediterranean Kitchen, 1950 NW 87th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Oct. 5 | McDonald’s, 9501 NW 41st St. | Callback | Callback, complied |
| Oct. 5 | Giardino Gourmet Salads, 11402 NW 41st St. | Routine | No further action |
| Oct. 5 | Piacere Wood Fired Pizza, 5675 NW 87th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Oct. 2 | McDonald’s, 9501 NW 41st St. | Routine | Warning issued |
| Oct. 1 | Piccola Pizzeria, 2600 NW 87th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Oct. 1 | Salon Canton, 9668 NW 25th St. | Routine | No further action |
| Sept. 30 | Chick-fil-A, 9815 NW 41st St. | Routine | No further action |
| Sept. 30 | Rakki Sushi, 3655 NW 107th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Sept. 30 | Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza, 2801 NW 87th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Sept. 30 | Eparepa Cafe & Bistro, 2600 NW 87th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Sept. 30 | Gyroville, 2801 NW 87th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
| Sept. 30 | La Coriana, 3655 NW 107th Ave. | Routine | No further action |
Method
We filtered the state’s District 1 food service file (fiscal year starting July 1, 2026) to inspections whose location city is Doral. The state matches on mailing address, so a few businesses just outside city limits that use a Doral address are included, and some inside the city that use a Miami address are not. Callback visits appear as separate rows, so one establishment can show more than one result. We report outcomes as the state records them and add no judgment of our own. A business that wants to note a later inspection not yet in the file can contact us. This page is refreshed monthly.
What this means for you
- Florida does not grade restaurants; read the outcome and the violation list.
- “Administrative complaint recommended” is a recommendation for legal action, not a closure.
- See something unsafe? File a complaint with DBPR, 850-487-1395.
Related: new businesses in Doral and things to do this month.
Frequently asked questions
Who inspects restaurants in Miami-Dade County?
The state. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s Division of Hotels and Restaurants licenses and inspects restaurants, food trucks and caterers in Doral and the rest of Miami-Dade County.
Does Florida give restaurants a grade or score?
No. Florida records the violations found and an outcome for each inspection, such as ‘no further action’ or ‘warning issued,’ instead of a number or letter grade.
How do I look up a Doral restaurant’s inspection?
Search by name or license on DBPR’s online inspection search, or download the state’s food service inspection file for District 1, which covers Miami-Dade County.
How did Doral restaurants do in their latest inspections?
Of 202 Doral food businesses inspected July 1 to Oct. 6, 2026, 140 had ‘no further action’ as their most recent result and 26 had passed a callback inspection.
How do I report a food safety problem at a Doral restaurant?
File a complaint online with DBPR’s Division of Hotels and Restaurants or call its Customer Contact Center at 850-487-1395.
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