City of Toronto inspectors publish every restaurant inspection. Each week we pull out the ones cited for pests, sanitation or unsafe food temperatures, and send you a clean list: name, address, phone and exactly what the inspector found. They have a problem right now, and you can fix it.
Last 7 days of city data (2026-09-19 to 2026-09-25):
Restaurants and food businesses cited for pests (entry, harbouring or breeding, Sec. 13) at their latest city inspection.
Restaurants and food businesses cited for dirty floors, walls, equipment or washrooms. Conditional Pass and closed ones first.
Restaurants and food businesses cited for food held at unsafe temperatures (fridges, hot-holding).
New bars and restaurants that just applied for a liquor licence (AGCO public notices). For POS, signage, cleaning, pest control and website sellers.
New City of Toronto business licences from the last 7 days: restaurant/bar 35, take-out/food shop 22, salon/personal services 14, plumbing/renovation 8. Business name, type and address. For web designers, POS, signage, cleaning, pest and supply companies.
Get this week freePermits issued in the last 7 days, sorted by trade: HVAC 110, basement/waterproofing 108, new builds 83, demolition 53, kitchen & bath 37, windows & doors 28. Address, work and description; no owner names.
Get this week freeEvery lead comes from public City of Toronto DineSafe inspection records. We don't invent or pad anything; if a week is quiet, the list is short.
Email us your company name and category, and we'll send this week's full list.
Get the free weekCancel anytime: just stop paying. Pay by PayPal, then reply with your company name and category.
Pay CA$149 with PayPalInstead of just a list, every week we write a short, factual, personal email from your company to each new lead that publishes a business email (for example: "Saw the city inspection on Sep 25; we can do a same-week pest treatment"). Replies go straight to your inbox. Each email follows Canada's anti-spam law (CASL): your name, a real unsubscribe, and only addresses the business published itself. You approve the wording first.
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