A new round of state restaurant inspections across Naples and Marco Island revealed a sharp contrast in Southwest Florida’s dining scene — with 29 establishments earning spotless first inspections with zero violations, while 55 others failed to pass their initial inspections during recent visits by Florida inspectors.
The inspections, conducted by the Florida Division of Hotels and Restaurants, covered restaurants, catering operations, clubs, food trucks, cafes, bars and hotel dining facilities throughout Collier County.
Several well-known local names appeared on both lists, highlighting the importance of ongoing food safety and sanitation standards in one of Florida’s busiest dining destinations.
These establishments received perfect initial inspection results with no violations reported:
CAFE ON THE BAY — 1500 5th Ave. S — May 22, 2026
SAGE EVENTS LLC — 7785 Davis Blvd. Ste. 105 — May 21, 2026
TASTY HOME FOOD — 466 5th Ave. S — May 21, 2026
NAPLES PRINCESS — 550 Port O Call Way Slip 2 — May 21, 2026
TAQUERIA PELUCHE — 345 Gretchen Avenue South — May 20, 2026
CHEF GLOBAL’S KITCHEN — 5750 Yahl St. — May 19, 2026
COLLIERS RESERVE CLUBHOUSE — 11711 Colliers Reserve Dr. — May 18, 2026
MEZZE CATERING — May 18, 2026
COLLIER’S RESERVE COUNTRY CLUB BOAT HOUSE — 11711 Collier’s Reserve Dr. — May 18, 2026
ANNIIE’S BISTRO BAKERY BAR — 200 Broad Ave. S — May 15, 2026
GOURMET CHARIOT — 1431 Rail Head Blvd. — May 14, 2026
TMB FL LLC — 1200 Central Ave. Ste. 106 — May 14, 2026
GRACE AND OLIVE CRAFT CULINARY — 4584 Enterprise Ave. Ste. 4 & 5 — May 14, 2026
PRIVATE CHEF SEBASTIAN MAZZZOTTA — 4584 Enterprise Ave. Ste. 4-5 — May 14, 2026
TWINEAGLES CLUB, TIKI BAR — 11729-11731 Twin Eagles Blvd. — May 13, 2026
CHICK-FIL-A CITY GATE — May 12, 2026
JACK’S BAIT SHACK — 975 Imperial Golf Blvd. — May 11, 2026
THE BOARD HOUSE — 1431 Rail Head Blvd. Ste. 1 — May 11, 2026
CAPEESH ITALIAN STREET FOOD — 5072 Annunciation Circle — May 11, 2026
PINAR CUBAN PIZZA — 12435 Collier Blvd. Unit 101 — May 8, 2026
SUNSHINE TOURS — 951 Bald Eagle St. — May 7, 2026
THE RESERVE CLUB — 14885 Naples Reserve Cir. — May 4, 2026
JUANCHITOS GRILL OF NAPLES — 600 Goodlette Rd. N #101 — April 30, 2026
SANDBAR — 6089 Pelican Bay Blvd. — April 28, 2026
TACOS LOS QUERETANOS ENTERPRISE INC — 2206 Davis Blvd. — April 28, 2026
EDDIE V’S — April 28, 2026
POPEYES — 1900 Tamiami Trail N FC 3 — April 28, 2026
EL TAQUITO ON THE GO — April 27, 2026
TURTLE CLUB — 9225 Gulfshore Dr. N — April 27, 2026
Among the establishments receiving warnings, administrative complaint recommendations, callbacks, or emergency order recommendations were:
NAPOLI ON THE BAY PIZZERIA — Warning Issued
GRAPPINO — Administrative complaint recommended
LAVENDER CAFE & BISTRO — Warning Issued
FUJIYAMA VESUVIOS AT GULFCOAST INN — Warning Issued
CAFE SAN MARCO — Warning Issued
HAAGEN DAZS — Emergency order recommended
JW MARRIOTT BANQUETS — Warning Issued
BOATHOUSE (THE) — Warning Issued
10 K ALLEY TESORO — Warning Issued
EMPEROR EXPRESS — Administrative complaint recommended
TIBURON GC DINE & SYDNEYS BAR — Warning Issued
STEAMERS OF NAPLES — Warning Issued
LUJACKS — Warning Issued
THE DOCK AT CRAYTON COVE — Warning Issued
STRAIGHT FROM NEW YORK BAGELS LLC — Administrative complaint recommended
MR BEEF OF NAPLES ON AIRPORT ROAD — Warning Issued
PARMESAN PETES — Warning Issued
TAQUERIA EL PUESTO — Warning Issued
SEA MONKEY TAVERN & GRILL — Warning Issued
D’AMICOS THE CONTINENTAL — Warning Issued
TACO LINDO — Warning Issued
BICE — Call Back / Administrative complaint recommended
JASMINE — Warning Issued
LA CASA DEL TACO MOLCAJETES — Emergency order recommended
TULIA ITALIAN STEAK — Warning Issued
THE CAFE — Warning Issued
EMILIO SANCHEZ ACADEMY — Warning Issued
T-MICHAELS — Warning Issued
BARBATELLA — Administrative complaint recommended
5TH AVENUE COFFEE SHOP & 6TH STREET DINER — Warning Issued
NACHO MAMA’S — Administrative complaint recommended
CHAMPION BILLIARDS — Call Back / Administrative complaint recommended
NAPLES COURTYARD – BREAKFAST AREA — Call Back / Administrative complaint recommended
WHISKEY PARK — Multiple actions including Emergency order recommended
FOOD AND THOUGHT 2 — Warning Issued
VAN VAN CUBAN CAFA — Call Back / Administrative complaint recommended
STONEBRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB (THE LAKESIDE BISTRO) — Warning Issued
HIDEAWAY BEACH CLUB — Call Back / Administrative complaint recommended
CHINA ONE — Warning Issued
TURCO TACO — Administrative complaint recommended
RUMBA CUBAN CAFE INC — Administrative complaint recommended
MICHELBOB’S — Warning Issued
MOLTO — Administrative complaint recommended
PASTRAMI DAN’S — Administrative complaint recommended
BELLINI ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND BAR — Warning Issued
HYATT HOUSE NAPLES LATITUDE 26 — Warning Issued
HIGH POINT COUNTRY CLUB — Call Back / Administrative complaint recommended
LATINOS 239 — Administrative complaint recommended
EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL COAST RESTAURANT — Administrative complaint recommended
OSTERIA TULIA & BAR TULIA — Warning Issued
SUSHI THAI MARCO ISLAND — Administrative complaint recommended
OLD TOWN SALOON — Administrative complaint recommended
According to inspection data, these establishments recorded the highest number of violations during the past month:
WHISKEY PARK — 12 violations
HUNAN RESTAURANT — 11 violations
LA TROVA RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — 11 violations
STONEBRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB (THE LAKESIDE BISTRO) — 11 violations
Recent fines issued include:
ROSATI’S PIZZA — $160 fine — April 27, 2026
THE FISH HOUSE OF BONITA SPRINGS — $200 fine — April 23, 2026
HIE TOLLGATE BLVD LLC — $400 fine — April 16, 2026
Florida officials note that restaurant inspection reports are considered a “snapshot” of conditions observed at the time of inspection and may not necessarily reflect long-term operating conditions.
Inspectors also emphasize that many restaurants correct violations quickly after inspections are completed.
The state updates inspection information weekly through the DBPR Online Services system.
Disclaimer: These records are sanitation and safety inspections conducted by the Division of Hotels and Restaurants on public food service establishments. Each inspection report is a “snapshot” of conditions present at the time of the inspection. On any given day, an establishment may have fewer or more violations than noted in their most recent inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term conditions at the establishment. Information is updated weekly or you can search for the most recent records for a particular establishment using the DBPR Online Services.