About Charlotte Restaurant Health Scores

Charlotte Restaurant Health Scores is a free public resource that makes it easy to check the latest health inspection results for restaurants across Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Every establishment that serves food in the county is inspected by the Mecklenburg County Public Health department, and those inspections produce a numeric score from 0 to 100. This site turns those official records into a fast, visual experience: an interactive map of the Charlotte area where each restaurant is pinned with its most recent score, plus a searchable list you can filter by grade. Whether you are deciding where to grab dinner uptown, comparing lunch spots near your office, or checking a favorite neighborhood café before you go, the answer is a few taps away.

The site is built for everyday diners — families, students, commuters, and anyone who cares about food safety but does not want to dig through county records. Scores are color-coded by North Carolina's grading scale: 90 or higher earns an A, 80 to 89 a B, and anything below 80 a C. Each result also shows the inspection date and a summary of any violations, and links to the county's official portal so you can always verify the authoritative record.

This is an independent project, not affiliated with Mecklenburg County or any government agency. Data is synced directly from the county's public health inspection records, and the site is maintained by a small team of local developers who believe public data should be easy to use.