EL CHAMO CRIOLLO 2ND TRUCK Health Score — Jacksonville, FL

5960 RICHARD ST, Jacksonville, FL 32216

Inspections on file 1
High-risk violations 0
Inspected 8/26/2026
Jacksonville avg 86 / 100
A
95 / 100
Excellent

1 moderate issue, 2 minor issues found

Inspected August 26, 2026 Inspection Completed - No Further Action

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How this compares

This restaurant scored better than 63% of restaurants in Jacksonville. The city average ClearScore is 86 / 100.

Location

Inspection Breakdown

High Risk
0
Moderate
1
Minor
2

Violations Found

  • Moderate Food protection, cross-contamination
  • Minor Wiping cloths; clean and soiled linens; laundry facilities
  • Minor Chemicals/toxic substances

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Frequently Asked Questions

EL CHAMO CRIOLLO 2ND TRUCK received a ClearScore of 95/100 (Grade A) on its most recent inspection on August 26, 2026. 3 minor violations were noted, but no high-risk issues were found.

The most recent inspection of EL CHAMO CRIOLLO 2ND TRUCK on August 26, 2026 found 3 violations: 0 high-risk, 1 moderate, and 2 minor. High-risk violations are the most serious category and require immediate correction under Florida law.

EL CHAMO CRIOLLO 2ND TRUCK was last inspected on August 26, 2026 by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Florida restaurants are typically inspected 1–3 times per year on an unannounced basis, with more frequent visits following serious violations.

Based on the most recent inspection, EL CHAMO CRIOLLO 2ND TRUCK earned a ClearScore of 95/100 (Grade A), indicating excellent food safety compliance. Only 3 minor violations were noted with no high-risk issues.

The most recent inspection found 3 violations at EL CHAMO CRIOLLO 2ND TRUCK: 1. Food protection, cross-contamination 2. Wiping cloths; clean and soiled linens; laundry facilities 3. Chemicals/toxic substances. See the full inspection breakdown above for complete details on severity and category.

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