Collierville restaurants had 37 routine state inspections from July 16 to Oct. 15, 2026, scored 89 to 100 out of 100. How scores work and where to look one up.
Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Refreshed when new records are published. Records come from the Tennessee Department of Health’s inspection portal; program details from the Shelby County Health Department’s Environmental Health and Food Safety Program and Food Safety and Dining Out pages.
Restaurant inspections in Collierville are public records. Restaurants, food trucks and temporary food events are inspected by the Shelby County Health Department’s Environmental Health and Food Safety Program, 901-222-9158, at 1826 Sycamore View Road, Memphis. For scores, the county sends diners to the Tennessee Department of Health’s inspection portal, where you can search by restaurant name or address and open the full report for each visit.
Who to call
- Shelby County Environmental Health and Food Safety Program: 901-222-9158, 1826 Sycamore View Road, Memphis, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays
- Report a restaurant or a foodborne illness: the state’s complaint form
- Grocery stores, gas stations and convenience stores: the Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s food safety program
- Look up a score: inspections.myhealthdepartment.com/tennessee
Collierville’s recent scores
We pulled the portal’s records for Collierville from July 1 to Oct. 17, 2026, and kept routine inspections of commercial food permits (restaurants and other food businesses, including mobile units, but not school cafeterias, child care kitchens or pools) with addresses in ZIP code 38017.
| Measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Routine inspections | 37, from July 16 to Oct. 15 |
| Score range | 89 to 100 |
| Median score | 96 |
| Perfect scores of 100 | 3 |
| Follow-up inspections in the same period | 18 |
A follow-up is a return visit after an earlier inspection. A score describes one visit only.
How the scores work
- Scale: each inspection is scored out of 100, and points come off for violations the inspector records on the report.
- Type: the portal labels each visit as routine or follow-up. Compare routine scores with routine scores.
- Date: a score is a snapshot of the day of the visit. Check the date before you rely on it.
- The report: open the printable report on the portal to see what the inspector marked.
- Who is covered: the county program inspects restaurants, food trucks, day care kitchens and temporary events with food vendors. Grocery stores, gas stations and convenience stores are inspected by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture instead.
We report scores as the agency recorded them and do not rank or rate restaurants. If a business responds to a published score, we add its response.
Permits
The county issues food service permits; its program page lists the fee as $210 a year for 50 seats or fewer and $360 for 51 seats or more, plus $100 for a bar. Food trucks, farmers market vendors and temporary events have their own permit packets on the program page.
What this means for you
- Look up any Collierville restaurant on the state portal before you go.
- Read the date and inspection type, not just the number.
- Report a problem through the state complaint form or call 901-222-9158.
More guides: new businesses in Collierville, who to call at City Hall and things to do this month.
Frequently asked questions
How do I look up a restaurant inspection score in Collierville, TN?
Search the restaurant’s name or address on the Tennessee Department of Health’s inspection portal, inspections.myhealthdepartment.com/tennessee. The Shelby County Health Department sends people there for restaurant scores.
What is a good restaurant inspection score in Tennessee?
Inspections are scored out of 100, with points taken off for each violation the inspector records. In Collierville, routine restaurant scores from July 16 to Oct. 15, 2026, ranged from 89 to 100, with a median of 96.
Who inspects restaurants in Collierville?
The Shelby County Health Department’s Environmental Health and Food Safety Program, 1826 Sycamore View Road, Memphis, 901-222-9158, inspects restaurants, food trucks and temporary food events in the county. Grocery and convenience stores fall under the Tennessee Department of Agriculture.
How do I report a restaurant or a foodborne illness in Shelby County?
Use the Tennessee Department of Health’s restaurant complaint form on tn.gov, which the Shelby County Health Department links from its dining out page, or call the county’s food safety program at 901-222-9158.
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