Restaurant IntelPre-opening or new-owner health inspection
Detroit, Michigan. City tables reloaded daily, inspections two to four weeks behind, checked daily.
Restaurants and other fixed food-service establishments the Detroit Health Department inspected before opening or under a new owner in the last 90 days, dated by the inspection, with the department's status for the establishment when collected (open, plan review or new license). The city publishes an inspection two to four weeks after it happens and publishes no phone. An owner is shown only as the department names it: a company, or a person on a new establishment's record. Stores with a food-service counter hold the same license, so some are included. Food trucks, temporary units, commissaries, caterers, school kitchens, institutions, seasonal and closed establishments are left out. The inspection date is not an opening date or the date an owner changed.
Detroit Health Department