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Restaurant health inspection grades in Pennsylvania

GradeLocal lists 14,737 Pennsylvania restaurants. Their average score is 78.6, a C. This guide explains who inspects them, what the results mean and how the grades break down.

14,737restaurants listed
78.6 · Caverage score
3counties covered
Oct 13, 2026latest inspection date

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Who inspects restaurants in Pennsylvania

Allegheny County Health Department placard results, and Montgomery County Health Department and Philadelphia Department of Public Health violation counts.

Coverage: Allegheny, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties, 3 of 67 counties. All sources

What Pennsylvania publishes

The agencies behind our Pennsylvania listings publish rating words or placards and violation counts. None of them publish a score out of 100, so every Pennsylvania score on GradeLocal is a GradeLocal score, worked out from the official result.

How GradeLocal grades Pennsylvania restaurants

Rating words and placards are translated into a GradeLocal letter. The table below shows how the most common results were translated.

For violation counts, we count every violation in the latest inspection. None is an A, 1 or 2 is a B, 3 to 5 is a C, and 6 or more is a D. An emergency closure order is also a D.

Results with no score of their own get a set score for each letter: A is 95, B is 85, C is 72 and D is 50.

There are four letters, A to D, with no F. The same rule applies in every state, and the cutoffs are never adjusted for a state, county or city. We always use the latest inspection.

How grades work has the full rules.

Most common official results in our Pennsylvania data, and the letter each became
Official resultLetterListings
Inspected & PermittedA6,859
3 violationsC688
7 violationsD664
4 violationsC655
6 violationsD655
5 violationsC639
2 violationsB619
0 violationsA616

How Pennsylvania restaurants grade

The latest grade for each of the 14,737 listings.

A
7,475
50.7% · grade A
B
1,142
7.7% · grade B
C
2,035
13.8% · grade C
D
4,085
27.7% · grade D

Inspection dates in our Pennsylvania data run from Jan 2, 2024 to Oct 13, 2026. 8,155 of the 14,737 listings (55.3%) were inspected in the 12 months before Oct 16, 2026. A restaurant may have been inspected again since.

Top-rated places in Pennsylvania

Every A-grade place in our Pennsylvania data gets the same GradeLocal score (95), so this list shows the ten most recently inspected A-grade places, one per name.

  1. A
    Gia Pronto Coffee KioskPhiladelphiaGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 13, 2026
  2. A
    Shorty's Sunflower CafePottstownGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 9, 2026
  3. A
    Starbucks Coffee #10697North WalesGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 9, 2026
  4. A
    Cup of Gold Coffee and Tea CompanyNarberthGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 8, 2026
  5. A
    World MarketCollegevilleGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 8, 2026
  6. A
    Brewed Awakening LLCRoyersfordGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 6, 2026
  7. A
    Dollar Tree #1625HorshamGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 6, 2026
  8. A
    Hatem ZidanPhiladelphiaGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 6, 2026
  9. A
    Deluna Cafe & BakeryPhiladelphiaGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 5, 2026
  10. A
    Paek,Jennifer/Honey Truck/V08417PhiladelphiaGradeLocal score 95, inspected Oct 5, 2026

A grade shows one inspection on one day. Check the official record linked on each page.

Counties in Pennsylvania

Every county with at least one listing. Pick one to see its restaurants.

CountyRestaurantsAverage
Allegheny County6,93894.7 · A
Montgomery County75374.1 · C
Philadelphia County7,04663.2 · D

Questions about Pennsylvania grades

Who inspects restaurants in Pennsylvania?

Allegheny County Health Department placard results, and Montgomery County Health Department and Philadelphia Department of Public Health violation counts.

What does Pennsylvania publish: a score, a letter or something else?

The agencies behind our Pennsylvania listings publish rating words or placards and violation counts. None of them publish a score out of 100, so every Pennsylvania score on GradeLocal is a GradeLocal score, worked out from the official result.

How does GradeLocal grade restaurants in Pennsylvania?

Rating words and placards are translated into a GradeLocal letter. The table below shows how the most common results were translated. For violation counts, we count every violation in the latest inspection. None is an A, 1 or 2 is a B, 3 to 5 is a C, and 6 or more is a D. An emergency closure order is also a D. Results with no score of their own get a set score for each letter: A is 95, B is 85, C is 72 and D is 50. We always use the latest inspection.

How many Pennsylvania restaurants are on GradeLocal?

14,737 restaurants in 3 counties. The average score is 78.6, a C. 50.7% have an A.

How current are the Pennsylvania grades?

Inspection dates in our Pennsylvania data run from Jan 2, 2024 to Oct 13, 2026. We update each state’s records regularly, but there is always a delay, and a restaurant may have been inspected again since. For the latest official report, follow the agency link on each restaurant’s page.

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