As of August 20, 2026 · Data from Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health
Most recent result for each of 7,917 restaurants
Edmonton is Alberta's capital and the province's second-largest city. The North Saskatchewan River cuts through the city in a deep valley that forms one of the longest urban park systems in North America. The neighbourhoods with the most restaurants on Pass or Fail are Downtown, Strathcona Industrial Park, Wîhkwêntôwin, Mccauley, and Summerlea.
Alberta Health Services (AHS) Environmental Public Health inspects food premises across Alberta. Pass or Fail covers 9,751 restaurants in Edmonton across 370 neighbourhoods. Inspection records date back to June 10, 2023, with the most recent on August 20, 2026 and 361 visits in the last 30 days. AHS records each inspection as In Compliance, Not in Compliance, or Closed.
1,834 restaurants have no inspection on record yet.
9,174 inspections so far this year
All 33,549 inspections on record
Average infractions recorded, grouped by the inspection's result
Distribution across all 33,549 inspections
When each of 9,751 restaurants was last inspected
Inspection frequency is risk-based, so some restaurants are due less often than others.
Closures each year, and how many of those closures were later reopened (numbers shown as closed / reopened).
Inspection records for restaurants in Edmonton come from Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. Each inspection is recorded as In Compliance (no outstanding violations), Not in Compliance (one or more violations not corrected on site), or Closed (the inspector ordered the premises closed). Click any restaurant to see the inspection date and any violations found.
Figures are updated weekly and cover active, publicly listed restaurants. Current-status counts use the most recent result per restaurant, while inspection-outcome and infraction figures count individual inspections and the infractions noted on them.
Edmonton restaurant health inspection statistics, Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health, as of August 20, 2026. Pass or Fail (passorfail.ca/edmonton).