Several Osceola County, Florida, restaurants closed out the 2024 year on a high note, but a number of local and popular chain eateries require improvement to win back the dining hearts of their loyal customers, following recent inspection reports.
According to the latest Tallahassee Democrat report, the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation conducted inspections at 215 restaurants in Osceola County in the last 30 days. While 151 establishments passed their first visit, state records showed that 64 other restaurants failed to meet the standards initially.
This list is a bit long, so you might want to take your time and scroll.
The report highlighted 44 restaurants in the county that were cited for the most violations in the last month. While several of these eateries managed to meet inspection standards at some point, some required follow-up reviews.
The United States Census Bureau 2023 estimated that 437,784 people live in Osceola County, Florida, so there are many locals expected to dine out several times per week. This county is listed as the 16th most populated among all Florida counties, according to United States Census Bureau 2023 data.