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RiskyEats / FRI Editorial Desk

Florida restaurant inspection and closure journalism

Florida's restaurant industry, read through public-record data and reported in plain English.

Weekly ยท IRL

IRL flagged 4,437 of Florida's 60,295 active restaurant licenses as anomalous this week; 247 sit in the high-risk band.

The weekly brief turns inspection severity, closure signals, and license context into a plain-English read on where restaurant risk is moving out of the normal peer range.

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The Briefing

Today's pulse โ€” the latest openings, closings, and risk alerts, each linking straight to the record.

Today's movers

Metros by anomaly severity

MetroMagnitude
Florida (statewide)0.26

Cuisines by failure rate

CuisineFailure rate
Cafe64.8%
Italian & Pizza61.0%

Maps & Rankings

Explore Florida by place, and see who is getting riskier or safer.

Opening & Closing Trends

TSE is the newsroom's early-warning read on unusual movement in inspection, license, and closure records. It points readers toward records worth a closer look; it does not declare that a restaurant will close.

The Findings

Reported, data-driven narratives that lead with the insight, not the topic.

Guides & Methods

How to read our data โ€” cuisine explainers and our methodology.

About FRI Analytics

FRI Analytics is RiskyEats' public-record desk for Florida restaurant inspections, license status, closures, and operator pressure.

The work combines reported narrative briefs with reproducible data views so readers can move from the front-page story to the underlying county, metro, cuisine, and operator records.

Every published claim is grounded in public records or labeled as a model-based forecast.

Data providers: DBPR, Sunbiz, OSS Places, Overture, Time-Series Layer, US Census.

For reporters & analysts

Power tools with live data-freshness badges.