Tony Pepperoni Pizzeria
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Latest inspection
GradeA92/100
- Latest routine inspection
- December 30, 2025
- Inspections on record
- 7
- Routine inspections
- 5
- Standard
- CA Health & Safety Code §113715
- Source
- County of San Diego
Inspection history
- DateDecember 30, 2025InspectionRoutineResultA92/100CompleteViolationsFood Safety CertificationFood Handler TrainingStorage of Toxic SubstancesEquipment, Utensils, Linens Storage and UseGarbage and RefusePremises, Personal/Cleaning Items, Exclusion Measures
- DateFebruary 18, 2025InspectionRe-inspectionResultNot gradedCompleteViolationsNone recorded
- DateFebruary 18, 2025InspectionRoutineResultA95/100CompleteViolationsFood Handler TrainingProper Handwashing FacilitiesEquipment and Utensil Storage, Use
- DateFebruary 12, 2024InspectionRe-inspectionResultNot gradedCompleteViolationsNone recorded
- DateFebruary 12, 2024InspectionRoutineResultA94/100CompleteViolationsFood Handler TrainingProper Handwashing FacilitiesEquipment, Utensils, Linens Storage and UseWiping Cloths
- DateApril 14, 2023InspectionRoutineResultA96/100CompleteViolationsFood Handler TrainingEquipment, Utensils, Linens Storage and UseWiping Cloths
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7 inspections on record, 5 of them routine. Each row states what the County recorded on that date. A violation listed here may have been corrected since.
Grayte displays public health inspection records sourced directly from San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ). This data reflects conditions observed on the inspection date shown — violations may have been corrected since. Closure orders are temporary — most restaurants reopen within days after corrections are confirmed. Grayte does not rate, rank, or editorialize restaurants. We are not affiliated with San Diego County or any government agency. View source data