TACO BELL #042849

4860 PALM BEACH BLVD, FORT MYERS, Lee County. DBPR licence 4604207. 8 inspection visits from 2023-08-14 to 2026-07-30.

Passed, no follow-up neededLast visit, 2026-07-30: complaint inspection, 0 high-priority, 0 intermediate, 4 basic violations

0 of 6routine inspections with more high-priority violations than the Lee County average that year (6 had none)

0emergency closures recommended at an inspection since July 2023

2inspections prompted by a complaint

Every inspection visit

Newest first. Violations: high-priority / intermediate / basic. County average = high-priority violations at a first routine visit, Lee County, same fiscal year. Codes and descriptions are DBPR's; the inspector's written notes are on DBPR's site only.
Date	Visit	Result	Inter.	Basic	County avg	What was cited
2026-07-30	Complaint inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	0	4		4 areas 23 Non-food contact surfaces clean 24 Storage/handling of clean equipment, utensils 38 Lighting provided as required. Fixtures shielded 51 Other conditions sanitary and safe operation
2025-11-20	Routine inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	0	2	0.93	2 areas 38 Lighting provided as required. Fixtures shielded 51 Other conditions sanitary and safe operation
2025-08-21	Routine inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	0	1	0.93	1 area 38 Lighting provided as required. Fixtures shielded
2025-02-11	Complaint inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	0	3		3 areas 02 Original container: properly labeled, date marking, consumer advisory 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints 38 Lighting provided as required. Fixtures shielded
2025-01-28	Routine inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	1	2	0.90	3 areas 02 Original container: properly labeled, date marking, consumer advisory 11 Personnel with infections restricted 23 Non-food contact surfaces clean
2024-08-05	Routine inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	1	3	0.90	4 areas 02 Original container: properly labeled, date marking, consumer advisory 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints 29 Plumbing installed and maintained 53 Food management certification valid / Employee training verification
2024-02-28	Routine inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	1	3	1.01	4 areas 22 Food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean 24 Storage/handling of clean equipment, utensils 38 Lighting provided as required. Fixtures shielded 42 Premises maintained, free of litter, unnecessary articles. Cleaning and maintenance equipment properly stored. Kitchen restricted to authorized personnel
2023-08-14	Routine inspection	Passed, no follow-up needed DBPR: Inspection Completed - No Further Action	2	2	1.01	5 areas 11 Personnel with infections restricted 24 Storage/handling of clean equipment, utensils 31 Toilet and hand-washing facilities, number, convenient, designed, installed 45 Fire extinguishers - proper and sufficient (FOR REPORTING PURPOSES ONLY) 51 Other conditions sanitary and safe operation

The food: where these dishes come from

Taco Bell is known for tacos, nachos and quesadilla. The stories are about the dishes, not the brand, and live on PlateTales.

TacosHistory of Tacos: Silver Mines, Not 10,000 YearsPlateTales

NachosWho Invented Nachos? Ignacio Anaya and the 1940 Paper TrailPlateTales

This is a Taco Bell location. How Taco Bell's 447 Florida stores compare with their counties.

A routine inspection is one visit on one day. Inspectors in different counties record violations differently, so compare a count with its county average, not with a restaurant in another county. Nothing on this page is a rating. Source: DBPR inspection files, data as of 2026-11-09; DBPR's own record for this licence is the official one.