Where to eat in Mossy Head: restaurant inspections
Florida inspectors made 3 food service inspections at 3 places in Mossy Head from July 1 to Oct. 30. In their latest inspection, 3 places (100%) met inspection standards and 0 need a follow-up visit. Source: Florida DBPR inspection records through Oct. 30, 2026.
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Every place in Mossy Head, with its latest inspection
Met inspection standardsFollow-up inspection requiredTemporarily closed by the state
- Big Bear Bbq LlcMet inspection standardsInspection Completed - No Further Action · Aug. 14, 2026
- Marias Tacos PlusMet inspection standardsInspection Completed - No Further Action · Oct. 1, 2026
- The Beach Hog LlcMet inspection standardsInspection Completed - No Further Action · Oct. 1, 2026
Table: all places
| Place | Latest result | Date | Violations (high priority) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big Bear Bbq Llc | Met inspection standards | 2026-08-14 | 0 (0) |
| Marias Tacos Plus | Met inspection standards | 2026-10-01 | 0 (0) |
| The Beach Hog Llc | Met inspection standards | 2026-10-01 | 0 (0) |
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Questions
What does "Met inspection standards" mean?
It is how Florida DBPR groups an inspection where sanitary and safety conditions did not warrant a follow-up visit ("Inspection Completed - No Further Action"), or a return visit that found earlier violations corrected ("Call Back - Complied").
What does "Warning issued" mean?
Florida DBPR says sanitary and/or safety conditions require the inspector to return in the near future. It is a follow-up, not a closure: the place can stay open while it fixes the violations.
When does the state close a restaurant?
An "Emergency order recommended" result means the inspector found conditions that endanger the health and safety of the public, requiring immediate closure until violations are corrected. When a return visit finds them fixed, DBPR records "Emergency Order Callback Complied" and the place can reopen.
What are high priority, intermediate and basic violations?
They are the three levels Florida inspectors use, from the most serious for food safety (high priority) to basic. We show the count of each from the state record; the full list of what was found is in the official report.
How do I see the full inspection report?
Search the business name or license number in Florida DBPR's license and inspection lookup. Each card on our pages shows the license number for that search.
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