Toronto is the largest city in Canada and has the largest restaurant scene Pass or Fail covers. The city was formed by the amalgamation of six former municipalities in 1998, and its dense urban neighbourhoods stretch from the Lake Ontario waterfront northward into the former cities of North York, Scarborough, and Etobicoke. The neighbourhoods with the most restaurants on Pass or Fail are Fort York-Liberty Village, Yonge-Bay Corridor, Kensington-Chinatown, West Humber-Clairville, and Milliken.
Toronto Public Health's DineSafe programme inspects food premises across the city. Pass or Fail covers 21,985 restaurants in Toronto across 158 neighbourhoods. Inspection records date back to November 10, 2023, with the most recent on August 27, 2026 and 2,833 visits in the last 30 days. Inspectors categorize outcomes as Pass, Conditional Pass, or Closed.
Inspection records for restaurants in Toronto come from Toronto Public Health. Outcomes are recorded as Pass (no significant violations), Conditional Pass (issues found, operator given time to correct), or Closed (inspector ordered the kitchen to stop serving). Click any restaurant on this page to see its inspection date, the original outcome label, and any violations found.