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Restaurant Inspection Leads: Health Violations by City

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Restaurant Inspection Leads: Health Violations by City

Restaurant Inspection Leads: Health Violations by City

Fresh restaurant health inspections from official city open data, normalized across NYC, Chicago, Boston, Austin, and King County: one row per inspection with business name, address, phone where published, result, score, and violations. Filter by keyword. Keyless, no browser. Pay per row.

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Fresh restaurant health inspections pulled from official city and county open data portals and normalized into one clean row shape. A restaurant that just failed an inspection is an active buyer of pest control, hood and vent cleaning, food safety consulting, staff training, and equipment repair. This actor turns public inspection records into a lead feed for those services.

What you get

One row per inspection:

FieldDescription
businessNameRestaurant or food business name
businessTypeCuisine or facility type where published
address, zipStreet address
phonePhone number where the city publishes it (NYC, King County)
inspectionDateDate of the inspection
inspectionTypeRoutine, complaint, re-inspection, etc.
resultPass / Fail / action taken, as published
score, gradeNumeric score or letter grade where the city uses one
violationsList of cited violation texts for the inspection
violationCount, criticalCountHow many violations, and how many critical
latitude, longitudeCoordinates where published

Supported cities

CitySourceFreshness
New York City, NYDOHMH Restaurant Inspection Results (open data)Updated daily, includes phone numbers
Chicago, ILChicago Food Inspections (open data)Updated daily
Boston, MAInspectional Services food inspections (open data)Updated daily
Austin, TXFood Establishment Inspection Scores (open data)Published with a 1 to 2 month delay, scores only
Seattle / King County, WAFood Establishment Inspection Data (open data)Currently lags several months behind

All data comes from official government open data APIs. No login, no API key, no browser.

Typical uses

  • Pest control companies: filter keywords for vermin, mice, roach, flies and call restaurants the week they were cited.
  • Hood and vent cleaning: filter for hood, ventilation, grease.
  • Food safety consultants and trainers: set onlyWithViolations and prospect every failed inspection.
  • Commercial cleaning and equipment repair: filter for temperature, refrigeration, sanitiz.
  • Insurers, landlords, journalists, researchers: monitor inspection outcomes across cities.

Scheduled lead feed

Turn on dedupe and run the actor daily on a schedule: every run returns only inspections it has not returned before, so your team gets a stream of new violations without repeats.

Pricing

You pay per inspection row returned (inspection_row). The first 2 rows of every run are free, so you can try the actor without cost. Rows filtered out by your keywords, city choice, or date window are never charged.

Input example

{
"cities": ["nyc", "chicago", "boston"],
"keywords": ["vermin", "mice", "roach"],
"onlyWithViolations": true,
"sinceDays": 14,
"maxRows": 100,
"dedupe": true
}

Notes

  • Inspection records are public data published by each city or county government. Field coverage varies by city; fields a city does not publish are null.
  • Scores mean different things in different cities (NYC lower is better, Austin higher is better). The result field carries each city's own wording.
  • If a city's portal is down or slow, the actor logs a warning and continues with the other cities.