Charred
Fair
Douglas County Health Inspection Record

Charred
— Health Department Rating

American Steakhouse & Grill  ·  West Omaha / Sterling Ridge
1150 Sterling Ridge Dr, Omaha, NE
Current Rating
Fair
Inspected 12/16/2025
Verified Record

Current Inspection Rating

Charred — Current Rating: Fair

This rating was assigned by a Douglas County Health Department inspector following a routine on-site inspection. Ratings are based on a standardized statewide inspection system and reflect an inspector's judgment of compliance with food codes based on a pattern of multiple inspections at each establishment.

Based on current Douglas County inspection data (November 2025), 8.3% of the 3,051 rated food establishments in Douglas County hold a Fair rating (253 establishments).

This rating reflects conditions at the time of inspection and may not represent the restaurant's current status.

Inspection History & Rating Trend

Inspection DateRatingTrendNotes
Dec 16, 2025Fair↓  DeclinedMost recent record
May 27, 2025Standard↑  Improved
Nov 26, 2024Fair—  BaselineEarliest record on file

Reading the trend: Charred shows a varied inspection history. The most recent inspection resulted in a Fair rating.

About Charred

Charred is a modern American steakhouse and grill in West Omaha's Sterling Ridge area, offering premium cuts of beef alongside a selection of seafood and seasonal sides. The restaurant's open kitchen and wood-fired cooking style are central to its identity, delivering bold, smoke-kissed flavors in an upscale setting.

Douglas County Rating Distribution

Based on current Douglas County inspection data (November 2025), the following distribution reflects ratings across all 3,051 rated food establishments in Douglas County.

Superior
5.9%
179
Excellent
54.1%
1,650
Standard
31.3%
956
Fair
8.3%
253
BMS
<1%
13

Source: Douglas County Health Department Restaurant Ratings Report, November 2025. Includes all 3,051 rated food establishments in Douglas County.

Source — Douglas County Health Department

The following definitions and inspection criteria are reproduced verbatim from official Douglas County Health Department public records.

Inspection Criteria

Ratings are based on a standardized statewide inspection system. Items of greatest importance include: safe food source and storage, proper food temperature control, employee health and personal hygiene practices, cleaning and sanitation practices, facility and equipment design, construction and maintenance, insect and pest control, lighting, ventilation, water supply, handling and storage of utensils, and waste disposal.

Rating Definitions

Superior
The establishment understands and routinely corrects sanitation deficiencies on a day-to-day basis and does not wait for a health inspection before doing so. In addition, at least 75 percent of employees and management of a superior food establishment must have successfully completed a food safety training course conducted by this department, or its equivalent.
Excellent
The establishment routinely corrects most sanitation deficiencies and immediately corrects the minor violations found at the time of inspection.
Standard
The establishment generally corrects most sanitation deficiencies on a routine basis and corrects violations found at the time of inspection in the time allowed by the inspecting health officer.
Fair
The establishment barely meets the minimum standards required by state and local food safety codes. Serious and minor sanitation deficiencies are found on each inspection. Sanitation deficiencies are not corrected on a routine basis and repeat inspections are often a necessary part of regulating these establishments to help assure minimum food safety conditions.
BMS
This establishment is Below Minimum Standards and has been CLOSED due to the Eminent Public Health Risk found during an Inspection or Complaint.

Source: Douglas County Health Department — Food Establishment Rating Map. Reproduced for public informational purposes. DineReports.com is not affiliated with Douglas County or the State of Nebraska.