Food Inspection

Food Inspection Scores

Food establishments located within the City of Sugar Land obtain a permit and receive inspections from the Food Inspection Division of the Environmental & Neighborhood Services Department. Food Inspection staff are licensed by the State of Texas and inspect for compliance with the Texas Food Establishment Rules. Inspectors look for issues related to cleanliness, safe food handling practices, equipment functionality, and documentation requirements.

The City of Sugar Land does not score inspections based on a letter grade system. Instead, inspections are scored based on a 100-point scale.

View a sample inspection report

Inspection requirements all fall into categories which have specific point valuations. Should an establishment fail to comply with a category, those points are lost.

Beginning in January 2019, inspection scores will be posted on this website each quarter. Establishments will receive a routine inspection at least twice a year.

JAN 2021 - MAR 2021

Previous Inspection Scores

UPDATED

Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Health Protocols

Governor Greg Abbott issued (Executive Order GA-34) on March 2, 2021 that withdraws several former executive orders. Effective March 10, 2021, this order authorizes all businesses of any type to operate at a 100 percent occupancy, and it lifts the former State mask mandate in Texas. While it may not be a requirement to follow the previous State Health Protocols, we highly recommend continuing with the guidelines provided by the State to protect the health & welfare of employees and customers.

All Food Establishments must continue to adhere to the Texas Food Establishment Rules and the City of Sugar Land Ordinances.

Informational Resources:

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information | Sugar Land, TX - Official Website

Governor’s Strike Force to Open Texas | Office of the Texas Governor | Greg Abbott

Please direct all inquires to: foodinspection@sugarlandtx.gov