News Summary
Recent food-service inspections in Richmond County from January 10 to 17 showcased a mix of exemplary and disappointing results across local restaurants. While eight establishments achieved perfect scores of 100, indicating no health violations, others received scores below 90, highlighting areas that need improvement. As Columbia County restaurants were not inspected during this period, attention was focused solely on Richmond County’s culinary landscape. The inspections emphasize the ongoing need for restaurants to maintain high health standards for the safety of their customers.
Richmond County Restaurant Inspections Yield Mixed Results
Richmond County has recently wrapped up a series of food-service inspections across its bustling restaurants, showcasing a blend of *outstanding* and *less-than-stellar* results. Inspections took place between January 10 and January 17, and while some eateries shined with top-tier scores, others fell short of expectations.
It’s worth noting that during this inspection period, *Columbia County* restaurants did not undergo any inspections, so the spotlight remained firmly on Richmond County’s culinary scene.
Perfect Scores: A Culinary Triumph
For all the food lovers in town, here’s the *exciting* news! Eight restaurants earned a flawless score of 100—quite a feat in the food industry. These establishments not only passed their inspections but did so *without a single health violation*. Talk about setting the bar high! The honored businesses include:
- Hardee’s – 3696 Windsor Spring Road, Hephzibah
- R & R Bar and Grill – 2706 Gordon Hwy., Augusta
- Island Stylin Concessions – 144 Golden Ave., Augusta
- The Country Shack – 2052 Gordon Hwy., Augusta
- American Legion Post 205 – 2102 Highland Ave., Augusta
- Blythe Area Recreation Center – 3129 Hwy. 88, Blythe
- Surrey Center Pharmacy – 483 Highland Ave., Augusta
- Richmond Hill Elementary School – 2160 Mura Dr., Augusta
- Brookdale Augusta – 326 Boy Scout Rd., Augusta
- Vino & Kono – 1770 Broad St., Augusta
Impressive, right? These exemplary businesses are setting a *wonderful* example for others in the region, and it’s certainly a relief to know that they’re prioritizing safety for their customers.
Strong Performers: High “A” Scores
Not far behind are several other establishments that also earned “A” grades, even if their scores dipped below the perfect mark. These restaurants have shown a *commitment* to cleanliness and safety, making them solid choices for diners. Here’s a rundown of these *noteworthy* scores:
- Waffle House – 2057 Gordon Hwy., Augusta – 99
- La Casa Latina – 2310 Lumpkin Rd., Augusta – 97
- Cantina Locale – 2803 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta – 94
- Panda Express – 225 Robert C Daniel Jr. Pkwy., Augusta – 94
- Zaxby’s – 3680 Wheeler Road, Augusta – 94
- Carolina Ale House – 203 Robert C. Daniel Pkwy., Augusta – 94
- Waffle House – 246 Davis Rd., Augusta – 93
- McDonald’s – 2624 Deans Bridge Rd., Augusta – 90
Restaurants scoring in the 90s are certainly on the right track and deserve a *pat on the back* for their hard work.
Low Performers: A Call for Improvement
However, it wasn’t all good news. Some restaurants were unable to meet the *high standards* expected in the food service industry. The following establishments received scores below 90—definitely a wake-up call for the management and staff:
- Toritos Fresh Mex – 2503 Hwy-88 Hephzibah – 89
- Krystal – 2537 Peach Orchard Rd., Augusta – 88
- Popeyes Chicken – 2491 Tobacco Rd., Hephzibah – 86
Scores of 70 and below are categorized as *failing*, which serves as a clear indication that these establishments need to make significant improvements to ensure their patrons’ health and safety.
Conclusion
As Richmond County’s dining scene continues to flourish, the recent inspection results highlight the importance of maintaining health standards. With both *stellar* achievements and areas needing attention, it’s crucial for restaurant owners and staff to take these scores seriously. After all, a safe dining environment means that locals can savor their meals with peace of mind.
So whether you’re grabbing a bite at one of the top scorers or steering clear of the *underperformers*, there’s no shortage of dining options in Richmond County. Happy eating!
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Additional Resources
- Augusta Chronicle: Restaurant Scores Lowered
- Wikipedia: Food Safety
- Augusta Chronicle: Restaurant Health Inspection Scores
- Google Search: Restaurant Health Inspections
- Augusta Chronicle: Latest Local Restaurant Scores
