Alright, gang, roll the highlight reel: Florida baseline first: the Treasure Coast's chronic density is 209% above the Florida average. the Treasure Coast counts 30 recent high-priority hits. Mix: 2 pizza spots, 1 Bagels, 1 Bar, and 1 Seafood. Box-score translation: a 90-day window means the recent inspection stretch, not a verdict on every kitchen in the county. That is the box score.
Emergency Orders
12 records this window
Restaurants closed by DBPR emergency order in the last 90 days.
Hot take incoming, and the stats back it: FLORENTINOS ITALIAN CUISINE in Stuart, BAGEL BREAK DELI in Stuart and RAMEN HANA AND SUSHI in Stuart topped the the Treasure Coast ledger this round. 12 emergency-order shutdowns in the 90-day window — DBPR ordered the kitchen closed on the spot. These are the most actionable signals: faster than admin actions, faster than license cancellation, faster than corporate dissolution. Across the Red Alert cohort: 1 Bagels, 1 Brewery, and 1 Sushi. Trend line: emergency-order volume is steady against the last public cut. Box-score translation: an emergency order means DBPR ordered service stopped until a callback inspection clears it. Come on now.
- FLORENTINOS ITALIAN CUISINEStuart6 HP1 INT6 BASScore 616last visit 2026-02-24
- BAGEL BREAK DELIStuart1 HP1 INTScore 110last visit 2026-02-24
- RAMEN HANA AND SUSHIStuart2 HP1 BASPestScore 251last visit 2026-06-16
- CHARLEY'S CHEESESTEAKS AND WINGSStuart1 HP1 BASPestScore 151last visit 2026-06-15
- OCEAN REPUBLIC BREWINGStuart1 HPPestScore 150last visit 2026-06-15
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Near Miss
30 records this window
Inspections in the last 30 days that posted high-priority violations but were not shut down.
Buckle up, because the numbers got loud: YEUNG'S LOTUS EXPRESS in Jensen Beach, EL CHURRASCO GRILL 2 LLC in Stuart and BIG APPLE PIZZA in Port St. Lucie topped the the Treasure Coast ledger this round. 30 high-priority citations posted in the 30-day window — none of these resulted in an emergency-order closure (those are in Red Alert). They are the near-miss watch list: restaurants that drew inspector attention but stayed open. Any of them could receive a follow-up inspection. The recurring violation labels were HP and INT. Box-score translation: a high-priority violation is the state saying the risk can touch food safety right now.
- YEUNG'S LOTUS EXPRESSJensen Beach3 HP1 INT1 BASScore 311last visit 2026-01-27
- EL CHURRASCO GRILL 2 LLCStuart3 HP1 INT2 BASPestScore 362last visit 2026-06-18
- BIG APPLE PIZZAPort St. Lucie3 HP1 INT3 BASScore 313last visit 2026-06-17
- FANTINIS FUSION KITCHENPalm City3 HP2 INT2 BASPestScore 372last visit 2026-06-17
- BLUE POINTE BAR AND GRILLTequesta3 HP3 INT2 BASScore 332last visit 2026-06-17
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Chronic Violation Record
200 records this window
Active enforcement targets and repeat offenders: restaurants carrying emergency-order history, chronic 11-year systemic violation patterns, or cross-flag enforcement tiers.
First pitch, and they're already down a run: a massive problem across the Treasure Coast. We just uncovered 200 restaurants that have been flagged as bad actors, which is just a fancy way of saying these places are habitual offenders that keep making the same mistakes year after year. Yo, it is absolutely wild to see who is leading this pack of repeat offenders. Leading the charge is PUEBLO VIEJO ST LUCIE WEST under HOKKAIDO SUSHI & STEAK LLC, and they have been stuck in this cycle for an 11-year pattern. Eleven years of failing to get it right is not a slip-up; it is a lifestyle.
- HOKKAIDO SUSHI & STEAK LLCPalm City9 HP5 INT6 BASScore 956Active bad actorCurrently Activelast visit 05/19/2026
- PUEBLO VIEJO ST LUCIE WESTPort St. Lucie7 HP5 INT10 BASScore 760Historical bad actorlast visit 03/17/2026
- RAMEN HANA AND SUSHIStuart9 HP2 INT3 BASScore 923Active bad actorCurrently Activelast visit 06/16/2026
- EL RANCHO RESTAURANTIndiantown6 HP1 INT3 BASScore 613Active bad actorCurrently Activelast visit 01/20/2026
- KRAVE NOODLE & RICEStuart7 HP2 INT9 BASScore 729Active bad actorCurrently Activelast visit 03/31/2026
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Closed/Delinquent
164 records this window
Two tiers: confirmed closures (owner-validated posts, news, and external places data that say service has stopped) and DBPR delinquent/inactive licenses (Primary Status Code 45/46) — a regulatory state, not by itself a confirmed closure.
Folks, this is a turnover at the worst time: CAM'S PIZZERIA in Port St. Lucie, LAS PALMAS CUBAN RESTAURANT SEBASTIAN in Sebastian and SEOUL GARDEN in Fort Pierce anchored the high end of the the Treasure Coast file. 3 closures confirmed via news, state action, or multiple agreeing social signals. Box-score translation: a closure signal is evidence a place may have gone dark; only verified tier-4 records are confirmed permanent closures. Come on now.
- CAM'S PIZZERIAPort St. Lucieclosure score 2
- LAS PALMAS CUBAN RESTAURANT SEBASTIANSebastianclosure score 2
- SEOUL GARDENFort Pierceclosure score 2
- TIMES SQUARE PIZZAPort St. Lucieclosure score 2
- AUTUMN'S CRAB VERO BEACHVero Beachclosure score 2
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New Owners
7 records this window
DBPR ownership-change records in the last 30 days — "Approve Change Owner Request" actions.
Real talk, the scoreboard tells the whole story: MAISON MARTINIQUE in Vero Beach, PIZZA VITA in Port St. Lucie and PIG 'N BISCUIT in Vero Beach drew the loudest scorecard in the Treasure Coast. 7 ownership-change filings posted in the 30-day window. Trend line: ownership-change volume is even with the last public cut. These are operator turnovers — a new owner-of-record on an existing license — not closures, cancellations, or revocations. Box-score translation: an ownership-change filing means a new operator took over the license; it does not mean the restaurant closed. That is the box score.
- MAISON MARTINIQUEVero Beach
- PIZZA VITAPort St. Lucie
- PIG 'N BISCUITVero Beach
- SALVADORIAN RESTAURANTFort Pierce
- LABBYS PIZZERIAPort St. Lucie
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Chain Activity
11 records this window
Multi-location chain brands flagged via aggregated signals across all locations.
Tip-off, and the kitchen's already in foul trouble: massive shakeup across the Treasure Coast. Eleven different chain brands are caught in a major brand rollup, and that means these big companies are consolidating their power by merging or buying up smaller operations. We are talking about 64 total locations caught up in this shuffle. Look at the wreckage left behind in this transition. The numbers are staggering: 18 FSQ-confirmed closures and 6 lapsed licenses. When you see those lapsed licenses, it just means the legal paperwork to run that business has expired or been let go. Leading the pack of brands caught in this movement are Dunkin', Burger King, and Pizza Hut.
- Dunkin'Florida11 flagged locations
- Burger KingFlorida6 flagged locations
- Pizza HutFlorida5 flagged locations
- Mensa Ii Ocean Hotel Trs LlcFlorida6 flagged locations
- Papa John's PizzaFlorida6 flagged locations
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Openings
46 records this window
New DBPR licenses plus confirmed opening signals: the places that just joined the map and still need their first public-record track record.
Coming in off the bench, the cold facts: Current the Treasure Coast tally: 46 opening signals. 15 announced via FB/news/operator signal; 112 DBPR/event-ledger new-license records; 18 reopening, transfer, or reissue records tracked outside the new-opening headline. Current names include CIAO BELLA in Port St. Lucie, MIRAI SUSHI & THAI in Port St. Lucie and AND MORE in Hobe Sound. Ledger type mix: 112 new-license records and 15 announcement-led records and 15 ownership-transfer openings. Cuisine/venue mix: 101 Unknown and 5 Restaurant. Area concentration: 33 FORT PIERCE and 33 PORT ST LUCIE. Velocity check: 62 opening signals in the last 90 days, 17 in the last 30. Dated opening signals run from 2025-07-02 to 2026-06-18. RiskyEats treats these as opening signals: license issue, announcement, or operational evidence can precede the first routine inspection, so the paragraph does not imply a clean inspection history. Box-score translation: an opening signal starts with licensing or source-confirmed evidence, not wishful ribbon-cutting.
- CIAO BELLAPort St. Lucie
- MIRAI SUSHI & THAIPort St. Lucie
- AND MOREHobe Sound
- JAMAICAN VIBES RESTAURANTVero Beach
- 999 LOUNGE AND BARStuart
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Clean Plates
91 records this window
Restaurants with multiple inspections in the current quarter and zero high-priority or intermediate violations.
Listen, we gotta give some credit where it is due because the Treasure Coast has some real professionals in the mix. In the 90-day window of the second quarter of 2026, 91 licensees across the region ran a clean plate. That means they passed their inspections without any major red flags or serious safety issues popping up on the report. Yo, we are talking about serious consistency here with names like WATERFRONT in Vero Beach, CAFE 1901 in Port St. Lucie, and MAGGIE MCFLY'S in Stuart. This isn't just one lucky day; these are repeat visits where they walked away with zero high-priority or intermediate violations. Look at WATERFRONT in Vero Beach—they have stretched a run of inspections without a single high-priority violation to 23 separate visits covering roughly 5.8 years. That is elite level performance.
- WATERFRONTStuart
- CAFE 1901Vero Beach
- MAGGIE MCFLY'SPort St. Lucie
- ANTHONY'S PIZZAPort St. Lucie
- THE FUNKY CUDAFort Pierce
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