Crawling pests, fruit flies: 3 Charlotte-area restaurants earn ‘B’ scores
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Three Charlotte-area restaurants scored lower than an “A” grades during health inspections Aug. 21-27.
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The restaurant received an 87 on Aug. 27. Violations included:
The restaurant is located at 14601 Statesville Rd in Huntersville. It received another “B” in October 2025.
The restaurant received an 85 on Aug. 26. Violations included:
The restaurant is located at 15105 John J Delaney Dr, Suite A in Charlotte. This is the restaurant’s first score that isn’t an “A”.
The restaurant received an 86 on Aug. 21. Violations included:
The restaurant is located at 350 E. McCullough Dr in Charlotte. This is the restaurant’s first score that isn’t an “A”.
The Mecklenburg County sanitation grades database shows that at least 142 restaurants were inspected Aug. 21-27. 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. The News & Observer previously covered the methodology of sanitation scores.
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