Facility
Name:  RED LOBSTER RESTAURANT # 6357                            Status:  Out Of Business  
Street:  3897 PROMENADE PARKWAY         City:  DIBERVILLE       State:  MS      Zip: 39540 
Permit Date: 07/25/2023                                                   Expire Date: 07/25/2024    
  New Inspection From (s) Summary         View All Inspection(s) Details                      
Ref. #    Type    Score    Date    Inspector      Details
593103  Scheduled  B  03/18/2024  TR9  Details 
573467  Permit Type 4  A  08/16/2023  TR9  Details 
547932  Permit Type 4  B  10/11/2022  TR9  Details 
535416  Scheduled  A  02/08/2022  9MR  Details 
518664  Permit Type 4  B  08/11/2021  TR9  Details 
480653  Permit Type 4  A  10/07/2020  LW9  Details 
456407  Scheduled  A  02/12/2020  LW9  Details 
433018  Permit Type 4  A  07/31/2019  LW9  Details 
422429  Permit Type 4  B  02/14/2019  TR9  Details 
397213  Scheduled  A  01/30/2018  LW9  Details 
381988  Permit Type 4  A  07/20/2017  LW9  Details 
371129  Scheduled  A  01/09/2017  TR9  Details 
357227  Permit Type 4  A  07/18/2016  LW9  Details 
344079  Scheduled  B  02/04/2016  TR9  Details 
334658  Scheduled  A  10/07/2015  TR9  Details 
324038  Permit Type 4  A  07/21/2015  TR9  Details 
313928  Scheduled  A  04/20/2015  TR9  Details 
304983  Scheduled  A  02/06/2015  TR9  Details 
298180  Scheduled  A  10/23/2014  TR9  Details 
291008  Permit Type 4  A  07/25/2014  VH9  Details 
  
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  Complaints / Enforcement
Complaint ID   Date Of Complaint   Investigation Start Date   Date Of Resolution  
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Data Disclaimer
Data in this system come from two very different systems
Some inspections in the old system may be missing prior to July 2002
Day Care Centers & Youth Camps Inspections prior to June 2005
If in doubt about any facility, call the responsible health department
Data are for informational purposes, not enforcement