Of 304 Woodstock food service permits, 207 hold an A as their latest grade, 89 a B and 8 a C. How Georgia scores work and how to look one up: 770-479-0444.
Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Scores come from the Georgia Department of Public Health inspection database, searched Oct. 6, 2026. An inspection score is a snapshot of conditions on the day of the inspection. It is not a rating of food quality, and a lower score does not mean anyone became ill.
Restaurants, school cafeterias, caterers and other food service businesses in Woodstock are inspected by Cherokee County Environmental Health, part of the North Georgia Health District of the Georgia Department of Public Health. The City of Woodstock does not inspect restaurants, but it requires a food business to show its county health inspection report before it gets a city business license.
Who to call
- Cherokee County Environmental Health (Canton): 770-479-0444
- Look up any score: the state’s inspection database
- Emergency or severe illness: call 911
How Georgia scores work
Each inspection is scored out of 100, and the state database shows the score with a letter grade on this scale:
| Grade | Score |
|---|---|
| A | 90 to 100 |
| B | 80 to 89 |
| C | 70 to 79 |
| U (unsatisfactory) | 69 or less |
Woodstock’s latest scores
We searched the state database on Oct. 6, 2026, for every food service permit with a Woodstock mailing address and took each one’s most recent score.
| Latest grade | Permits | Share |
|---|---|---|
| A | 207 | 68% |
| B | 89 | 29% |
| C | 8 | 3% |
| U | 0 | 0% |
| Total | 304 |
In the month from Sept. 6 to Oct. 5, inspectors recorded 33 latest scores for Woodstock permits: 21 A grades, nine B grades and three C grades. The most recent inspection in the database was dated Oct. 1.
How we did this
- Who is included: every permit of type “Food Service” whose mailing city is Woodstock. That takes in both ZIP codes, 30188 and 30189, so it includes places outside city limits that use a Woodstock address. It also includes institutional kitchens, such as nursing home food service, because the state permits them the same way.
- Which score: the most recent score the database shows for each permit, whether it came from a routine inspection or a follow-up.
- What we leave out: we do not name individual establishments on this page. Each business’s own report, with the inspector’s notes, is one search away in the state database, and a single day’s score can change at the next visit.
Looking up a restaurant
- Go to the Georgia inspection database.
- Search by the restaurant’s name, or by city (“Woodstock”).
- Open the result to see the score, the date and the full report, including each violation.
Read the date with the score: a report from a year ago says little about today.
Reporting a problem
If you see something unsafe, such as food held at the wrong temperature or pests, call Cherokee County Environmental Health at 770-479-0444.
What this means for you
- Most Woodstock kitchens hold an A, and none currently has a U.
- Always check the date next to a score.
- Concerns go to Cherokee County Environmental Health, not the city.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I look up a restaurant inspection score in Woodstock, Georgia?
Search the Georgia Department of Public Health’s online inspection database by name or city. It shows each establishment’s latest score, the inspection date and the inspector’s report.
Who inspects restaurants in Woodstock?
Cherokee County Environmental Health, part of the North Georgia Health District of the Georgia Department of Public Health. Its office in Canton is at 770-479-0444.
What do Georgia restaurant grades mean?
Inspections are scored out of 100. A is 90 to 100, B is 80 to 89, C is 70 to 79, and U, for unsatisfactory, is 69 or less.
How did Woodstock restaurants score in their latest inspections?
Of 304 food service permits with a Woodstock mailing address, 207 had an A as their latest grade, 89 a B and 8 a C, with none at U, when we searched on Oct. 6, 2026.
How do I report a food safety problem at a Woodstock restaurant?
Call Cherokee County Environmental Health, part of the North Georgia Health District, at 770-479-0444.
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