Whitfield County Environmental Health conducts inspections of restaurants every three months. The inspectors may require a re-inspection. Restaurants are required by law to post their most recent inspection permit.
The Daily Citizen lists areas where the establishments are out of compliance with the regulations.
New Hope Elementary School, 1175 New Hope Road
Current score: 100
Current grade: A
Previous score: 97
Previous grade: A
Comments: None.
Valley Point Middle School, 3796 S. Dixie Highway
Current score: 99
Current grade: A
Previous score: 95
Previous grade: A
Comments: Ceiling tiles in kitchen are very stained. Replace tiles. Seal gap under door to outside.
New Hope Middle School, 1325 New Hope Road
Current score: 99
Current grade: A
Previous score: 99
Previous grade: A
Comments: Both can opener blades need to be replaced.
Tunnel Hill Elementary School, 203 E. School St.
Current score: 98
Current grade: A
Previous score: 96
Previous grade: A
Comments: Clean ceiling/walls/fan and ceiling of microwave. Dumpster is missing plug. Plug required. Service Ansul system. It is out of date.
Gondolier’s Pizza, 904 S. Thornton Ave.
Current score: 97
Current grade: A
Previous score: 96
Previous grade: A
Comments: Keep food covered when not in use.
Lisa’s Cafe and Catering, 410 S. Hamilton St.
Current score: 96
Current grade: A
Previous score: 99
Previous grade: A
Comments: Milk out of date. Inconsistent with date marking. Discard out-of-date food. Be consistent with dates. Use-by dates are preferable.
Panera Bread Bakery Cafe, 1303 W. Walnut Ave., Suite 1
Current score: 96
Current grade: A
Previous score: 96
Previous grade: A
Comments: Self-serve lemons must be protected from cough/sneeze of public/customer. Maintain 200 ppm in sanitizer bucket.
Valley Point Elementary School, 3798 S. Dixie Highway
Current score: 96
Current grade: A
Previous score: 96
Previous grade: A
Comments: Found dented cans on shelf with good cans. Segregate bent cans. Clean restroom fan.
Peking Express, 408 N. Glenwood Ave.
Current score: 92
Current grade: A
Previous score: 90
Previous grade: A
Comments: Freezer lid is broken. Replace lid. Repair leak in three-compartment sink pipes. Re-tile fryer front area. Seal gap under back door.
Cuba Cafe and Bakery, 801 E. Walnut Ave., Suite D-1
Current score: 72
Current grade: C
Previous score: 98
Previous grade: A
Comments: Observed employee eating in food service area. Observed drink in regular glass. Employees are not allowed to eat in any part of food service area. Drinks must be in single-service cup with lid and straw. Eggs were not stored in refrigerator. Must be kept at 41 degrees or lower. Potatoes at 116 degrees, pork shoulder at 76 degrees, pork in pot at 92 degrees. Hold potentially hazardous foods hot at 135 degrees or higher. All cooked or opened package food in coolers must be dated with prep date and use-by date. Do not set meat out to thaw. Put under cold running water or in cooler to thaw. Watches, rings with settings and nail polish are not permitted. Store cloths in sanitizer when not in hand. Do not put bucket on floor. Do not thaw raw meat in vegetable prep sink. Post inspection for public view. Invert single-service items. Do not put open cans in cooler. Paint bare wood. Chlorine test strips are required. Clean all equipment inside and out. Clean floors/walls and ceilings.
Cuba Cafe and Bakery, 801 E. Walnut Ave., Suite D-1
(Re-inspection)
Current score: 80
Current grade: B
Previous score: 72
Previous grade: C
Comments: No certified food safety manager on staff. Eggs at 86 degrees. Hold potentially hazardous foods at 41 degrees or lower. Store single-service items six inches off floor. Paint all bare wood. Put Dumpster on asphalt.
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June 24, 2012
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