City of Toronto: DineSafe: Public Health Food Premises Inspections and Disclosure System



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Food Premises Inspection and Disclosure

DineSafe award, a Canadian first
DineSafe has won the Samuel J. Crumbine Consumer Protection Award for providing outstanding food protection services. This is the first time an organization outside the United States has won this prestigious award.

The award is named in honor of Dr. Samuel J. Crumbine (1863-1954), a sanitarian/physician and public health pioneer who was renowned for his innovative methods of improving public health protection.

The Dinesafe Web site is designed to provide information to the public concerning the Toronto Public Health Food Premises Inspection and Disclosure system. It is not a substitute for the notification and posting requirements of Municipal Code Chapter 545 - Licensing.

The inspection report information posted here describes conditions found in food premises within the City of Toronto at the time of the most recent Toronto Public Health inspection.

During the week, in the majority of cases, inspection results will be posted to this site within 24 to 36 hours of an inspection. Results from inspections done on Saturdays and Sundays will be posted to the site by end of day Monday. The date and time of the most recent posting are indicated on the site.

While every effort is made to keep the information accurate and up-to-date, the City of Toronto is not responsible for discrepancies between information posted here and inspection reports posted on food premises.

If you have any questions about particular food premises or if there is a food premises location not listed on our web site, please let us know by calling 416-338-7600 between 8:30 a.m and 4:30 p.m.

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