Local diners enjoy safe dining experiences in Richmond County establishments.
Recent restaurant inspections conducted by the Georgia Department of Public Health in Richmond and Columbia counties highlighted both the best and worst in local dining. Several establishments, like Agape Day Living and Burger King, passed with zero violations, while others, including Asian Wok, faced significant issues. This evaluation sheds light on the food safety standards across the region, encouraging residents to support establishments that prioritize health and safety in their food preparation. As inspections continue, diners are urged to stay informed about restaurant ratings.
In recent weeks, our local dining scene has gotten some attention thanks to the Georgia Department of Public Health, which has been busy carrying out restaurant inspections in Richmond and Columbia counties. From April 4 to April 10, these inspections have shed light on both the establishments serving up safe and delicious food and some that, well, need to step up their game.
First, let’s focus on the good news! Several schools and eateries passed their inspections without a single health violation. Now, that’s something to celebrate! Some of the standout spots include:
And if you’re wondering which places scored high on their inspections, here’s the scoop: several well-known restaurants snagged impressive “A” scores during this inspection period. Some of the top performers appear to be:
However, it wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows for every restaurant. Some establishments didn’t quite make the mark, recording scores below 70, which is designated as a failing score. Notable mentions include:
With all of that said, it’s important to keep in mind what inspectors found during these evaluations. Some locations faced issues ranging from live roach activity to improper food storage, which understandably raises a few eyebrows.
As a way to celebrate those who aren’t just scraping by but really shining, it’s worth mentioning that previous inspections between March 28 and April 4 revealed other places that flew through with no violations. Some of these include:
Meanwhile, some restaurants that stood out that week included:
As the inspections continue, it’s always advisable to check ratings before heading to your favorite food spots. Happy dining, folks! Stay safe and enjoy your meals!
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