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12 restaurants whose inspection record put them at a Spotless Score of 7 or below — Mixed Record or worse. Public health inspection data. Ordered by score, lowest first.
A high-volume Marina del Rey steakhouse whose once-reliable A record slid to a 77/C in April 2026 after multiple critical food-safety lapses.
A large Huntington Park Mexican restaurant whose latest visit produced a C grade, a permit suspension, and a long list of critical findings.
A high-risk Bell mainstay whose September 2025 visit pulled a C and 72, breaking a previous run of A grades.
This high-risk Los Angeles market slid from back-to-back A grades into a July 2025 C with a 74 score and permit suspension.
A Thai kitchen in Huntington Park whose December 2025 visit collapsed to a C and a permit suspension after two prior A grades.
A Bell Gardens convenience mart whose latest visit collapsed from years of A grades into a C with multiple major critical violations.
A long-running LA diner whose latest visit slumped to a C (73) after years of A's, with a closure-tier permit suspension on file.
Pomona sushi-bowl spot whose August 2025 inspection dropped it from an A to a C with 18 critical violations and a permit suspension.
A small Azusa Chinese spot whose long A-grade streak collapsed into a June 2025 C and permit suspension over sanitation failures.
A high-risk Los Angeles market whose long A-grade streak collapsed to a C in November 2025 amid temperature, plumbing and vermin citations.
This San Pedro 7-Eleven drew a C grade of 76 in June 2023 with nine critical violations and a permit suspension.
This high-volume Peruvian rotisserie in Gardena slid from back-to-back A grades to a July 2025 C with a permit suspension.