Search restaurants and understand their public health inspection history.
Browse restaurantsVerdine helps you review available inspection records, recent findings, repeat patterns, and source-backed context in one clearer view.
Public inspection records can be scattered across health websites. Verdine brings supported records into one restaurant profile so the latest status, findings, and history are easier to review before you decide where to eat.
Fictional example
18 Willow Lane, Toronto, ON
See a clear score and label built from supported public health inspection records. The score is calculated by Verdine; the original record provides the inspection evidence.
How Verdine worksSee when similar findings show up again, when recent-prior inspections still matter, and where follow-up context changes the picture.
Look beyond one visit with recent and past inspections, recent-prior context, and follow-up signals in one profile.
Verdine brings inspection context into restaurant search across supported Ontario sources. Coverage and published detail vary by source and selected location.
The mobile app brings inspection context with you. Nearby place discovery is an app feature; browser search starts with a restaurant name or address.
In the app, search by restaurant or nearby place discovery, then scan recent inspection activity before choosing where to go.
Verdine helps people understand restaurant health inspection history before deciding where to eat, on the web and in the mobile app.
Verdine brings restaurant search, latest inspection context, recent prior findings, repeat patterns, source-aware summaries, and strong matching signals into one view.
Verdine focuses on supported Ontario inspection sources. Availability depends on the selected place and published records.
Use Verdine to understand inspection history, repeated issues, recent changes, and follow-up context before you decide where to eat.
Verdine uses public health inspection data and Google Maps place discovery. Scores are calculated by Verdine and are informational; they do not replace official public health records. Verdine is independent from public health authorities.