Mecklenburg restaurant reopens after voluntary closure. Latest inspections
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Two restaurants received grades lower than an “A” during Mecklenburg sanitation inspections between Oct. 16-22.
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The restaurant was inspected Oct. 22 and scored 87%.
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The restaurant is located at 16706 Northcross Drive in Huntersville. This is the restaurant’s first “B” in the sanitation database.
The restaurant was inspected Oct. 20 and scored 88.5%.
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The inspection report notes the establishment voluntarily closed until the prep and walk-in cooler were repaired. A restaurant staff member confirmed via phone to The Observer the restaurant has since reopened and was closed less than a day.
The restaurant is located at 101 N. Main St. in Davidson. The restaurant previously earned “B” grades in 2023 and 2015.
The Mecklenburg County sanitation grades database shows that at least 176 restaurants were inspected Oct. 16-22. The other restaurants received an “A” grade, or a score of at least 90%.
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In North Carolina, permits are immediately revoked if a restaurant scores below 70%. You can search restaurant inspections at public.cdpehs.com.
The Charlotte Observer reports restaurant sanitation scores lower than an “A”, and updates the public when “B” and “C” grade restaurants are graded again.
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