Greenville County restaurants faced scrutiny in July as several establishments received “C” food inspection grades for violations ranging from food storage mishaps to cleanliness issues. The South Carolina Department of Agriculture (SCDA) conducted routine inspections and identified multiple violations that posed potential health risks to patrons.
During the inspections, SCDA inspectors discovered a variety of violations, including:
SCDA classifies violations into two categories:
Food establishments with scores below 78 out of 100 require significant improvements to their practices. A “C” grade is given to restaurants that fall into this category, prompting a follow-up inspection within 10 days to ensure corrective actions are taken.
Several Greenville County restaurants received “C” grades in July, with violations that needed to be addressed immediately. Some of the notable findings include:
Location: 3952 Grandview Drive, Simpsonville
Violations: Debris buildup on utensils, no temperature control for safety food items, improper date marking.
Initial Score: 71 out of 100
Follow-Up: Pending as of August 9.
Location: 2435 E. North St 111-A, Greenville
Violations: Improper storage of raw beef, misdated products exceeding recommended timeframe.
Initial Score: 82 out of 100
Follow-Up: Received an A grade after corrective actions.
Location: 101 Falls Park Drive, Greenville
Violations: Raw food stored below ready-to-eat items, temperature control issues.
Initial Score: 76 out of 100
Follow-Up: Pending as of August 9.
Location: 6245 White Horse Rd., Greenville
Violations: Lack of date markings on cooked food, condensate dripping into dishwashing sink.
Initial Score: 84 out of 100
Follow-Up: Received an A grade after corrective actions.
Location: 850 E. Suber Rd., Greer
Violations: Improper food labeling, potential contamination risks.
Initial Score: 80 out of 100
Follow-Up: Pending as of August 9.
Location: 24 S. Main St, Travelers Rest
Violations: Food storage temperature issues, improper food handling.
Initial Score: 87 out of 100
Follow-Up: Received an A grade after corrective actions.
Location: 755 Hammett Bridge, Greer
Violations: Lack of prep or discard dates on food items, exceeding storage timeframes.
Initial Score: 87 out of 100
Follow-Up: Received an A grade after corrective actions.
For a comprehensive look at food grade reports in Greenville and throughout South Carolina, visit the SCDA’s Food Grades database here. Stay informed about food safety practices in your area to make informed dining choices.
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