See what your reputation has earned.
NSFVA StreetRated™ uses publicly available guest rating data to recognize mobile food businesses that meet our published guest-reputation standard. No nomination. No popularity contest. No purchase required.
Check your business
Start typing your business name, choose the correct Google listing, and we'll calculate your StreetRated Score only after you select it.
We do not retrieve rating data until you select the correct business. If the normal suggestions do not show your business, use Search more Google results. A business does not need to be an NSFVA member to qualify.
Business Name
City, State
Your guests have spoken.
Review milestone
Recognition, not a popularity contest.
You search your business, confirm the correct public listing, and receive a score based on two things guests have already created: the rating and the amount of review evidence behind it.
We use the business's public Google listing to retrieve the current rating and review count.
The formula rewards both guest satisfaction and the strength of the evidence behind that rating.
Recognition is determined by published criteria below. Buying anything from NSFVA never changes the score or qualification.
Simple to explain. Strict enough to matter.
The StreetRated Score intentionally uses data we can verify consistently. As the NSFVA vendor database grows, market and category percentile benchmarks can be added as a separate measure without changing historical scores.
Why StreetRated uses both stars and review volume
Your Google star rating measures guest satisfaction. Your number of reviews measures how much guest history supports that rating.
A perfect rating based on only a few reviews is encouraging, but it has not been tested by as many guests as a strong rating maintained across hundreds of reviews. StreetRated considers both.
Guest satisfaction matters most, so the rating accounts for 70% of the StreetRated Score. Review evidence accounts for the remaining 30%. This rewards businesses that maintain strong ratings over time without allowing a large business to earn a high score simply because it has more reviews.
How highly your guests rate you
(Google rating ÷ 5) × 70
Your current Google rating will appear here after you check a business.
How much guest history supports that rating
StreetRated rewards additional review history while limiting the advantage of sheer review volume.
Your current review-evidence points will appear here after you check a business.
Technical note: review-evidence points use a logarithmic scale, with full review-volume points reached at 1,000 reviews. This lets additional reviews strengthen the score without allowing very large businesses to dominate purely because of volume.
| Recognition | Minimum score | Rating floor | Review floor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platinum | 92 | 4.7 | 100 |
| Gold | 85 | 4.6 | 50 |
| Silver | 78 | 4.5 | 25 |
| Recognized Vendor | — | 4.4 | 10 |
| Building Reputation | — | Below 4.4 or fewer than 10 | — |
How qualification works: Silver, Gold, and Platinum each require all three published measures: the minimum StreetRated Score, the rating floor, and the review floor. The rating and review floors are minimum eligibility thresholds, not an automatic award. Depending on the current star rating, a business may need more than the listed review floor to reach the tier's overall score requirement.
Important: StreetRated measures online guest reputation, not regulatory compliance, food safety, financial performance, or an NSFVA inspection of the business. Ratings can change after the date a result is calculated.
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