Check Recent Restaurant Inspections Across NoVA For Your Favorite Eatery

NORTHERN VIRGINIA — Some signs of a restaurant with problems are easy to spot: Nasty smells, grimy tables or unkempt employees are all red flags. But sometimes the problem is harder to pin down, such as food stored at improper temperatures or unclean kitchen equipment.

Then there are commercial kitchens that are immaculately clean, surpass all safety standards and dish up delicious food.

Do you know how clean your favorite coffee shop, go-to restaurant or school kitchen is? Look through these recent food safety inspections from around northern Virginia courtesy of Patch.

Click on the links below to see recent inspection reports for area restaurants:

• Leesburg Restaurant Inspections: 18 Violations At 5 Locations
• Ashburn Restaurant Inspections: 17 Restaurants With Violations
• Woodbridge Restaurant Inspections: 7 Violations At 2 Places
• Manassas Restaurant Inspections: Violations At 5 Locations
• Fredericksburg Restaurant Inspections: 31 Violations At One Place
• Arlington Restaurant Inspections: 57 Violations At 20 Locations
• Prince William Restaurant Inspections: 4 Violations At 1 Location
• Ashburn Restaurant Inspections: Moldy Cheese, Expired Milk
• Leesburg Restaurant Inspections: Violations At 12 Locations
• Fredericksburg Restaurant Inspections: 24 Violations At 1 Place
• Arlington Restaurant Inspections: 99 Violations At 29 Locations
• Ashburn Restaurant Inspections: 17 Restaurants With Violations
• Leesburg Restaurant Inspections: 13 Restaurants With Violations
• Fredericksburg Restaurant Inspections: 31 Restaurants Cited
• Leesburg Restaurant Inspections: Violations At Four Locations
• Fredericksburg Restaurant Inspections: 15 Violations At 1 Place
• Prince William Restaurant Inspections: 3 Locations Cited
• Ashburn Restaurant Inspections: 9 Restaurants With Violations

"In our experience, it is unrealistic to expect that a complex, full-service food operation can routinely avoid any violations," according to Virginia Department of Health's website.

(Editor's note: The Virginia Department of Health launched a new restaurant inspections database last year. When Patch was notified, some local officials cautioned that errors and incomplete inspections are possible. Should you see an error, please bring it to our attention so we can confirm with local officials and correct this report.)

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