
Cleanplate: LA Food Grades
The real score behind the A
About
This app provides detailed restaurant inspection scores and violation explanations for Los Angeles County and the Las Vegas valley. It translates public health data into plain English, allowing users to see the true score behind letter grades and track a restaurant's history. Find the cleanest spots or get alerts on your favorites.
What's New in Cleanplate
1.0
July 19, 2026
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Cleanplate?
Cleanplate provides the actual health inspection scores and detailed violation explanations for restaurants in Los Angeles County and the Las Vegas valley. It translates public health data into easy-to-understand information, going beyond the letter grade displayed.
Does Cleanplate have ads?
No, Cleanplate is completely ad-free. Users can access all features and information without any advertisements interrupting their experience.
How often is the data updated?
The public health data used by Cleanplate is refreshed every week. This ensures you are getting the most current inspection information available for restaurants.
What areas does Cleanplate cover?
Cleanplate currently covers Los Angeles County and the entire Las Vegas valley, including areas like the Strip and Henderson. It provides detailed inspection data for both regions.
Can I get alerts for my favorite restaurants?
Yes, you can save the places you frequent and receive alerts if their health inspection grades drop. This feature helps you stay informed about the places you dine at.
Is Cleanplate available on Android?
Currently, Cleanplate is only supported on iPhone devices. There is no information available regarding an Android version at this time.
What is the rating for Cleanplate?
Cleanplate has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on one user review. This indicates a highly positive initial reception from its users.
How does Cleanplate explain violations?
Cleanplate translates inspector findings into plain English, explaining what was flagged and the seriousness of the violation. It avoids technical jargon, making the inspection reports accessible to everyone.





