Food & Drink

Houston County restaurant inspections: These 14 spots got perfect scores in September

September was a good month for restaurants in Houston County. No restaurant inspected received a score lower than 80, and Houston County had 14 restaurants with perfect scores.

The Telegraph has compiled a list of the 14 restaurants in Houston County with a score of 100 in the month of September through the Department of Public Health’s health inspection search portal. The lists include restaurants that originated in the Middle Georgia area.

Any score below 70 is considered unsatisfactory. The letter grade “C,” a numeral score from 70-79, means the restaurant is marginally compliant to the rules and regulations in place. A “B” grade, from 80-89, means the restaurant is satisfactorily compliant, and an “A” grade, from 90-100, means the restaurant has food safety excellence, according to DPH’s rules and regulations guide. The Telegraph only lists the lowest scores if they are below 80.

Here are the restaurants who got a 100 grade from the health department in September:

  • Booger Bear’s Grill at 609 Forest Lake Drive, Warner Robins

  • China Express at 1365 Sam Nunn Blvd., Perry

  • Cocktails & Corners at 145 South Commercial Circle, Warner Robins

  • GG’s Southern Kitchen at 207 Russell Parkway, Warner Robins

  • Krab Kingz of Central Georgia at 177 Gleneagle Drive, Byron

  • McCall’s Sandwiches - Tastes to Remember at 1001 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins

  • My Grandma’s Empanadas at 120 Armed Forces Blvd., Warner Robins

  • Nu-Way Weiners at 1762 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins

  • Shanghai Restaurant at 2203 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins

  • Shells Seafood at 117 Russell Parkway, Warner Robins

  • Skipper Johns at 1210 Macon Road, Perry

  • Tacos y Mariscos Ofelia at 700 Feagan Mill Road, Warner Robins

  • The Brooklyn Way at 901 Gunn Road, Byron

  • Yami Crab at 210 Margie Drive, Warner Robins

This story was originally published October 12, 2020 at 5:55 AM.

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Jenna Eason
The Telegraph
Jenna Eason creates serviceable news around culture, business and people who make a difference in the Macon community for The Telegraph. Jenna joined The Telegraph staff as a Peyton Anderson Fellow and multimedia reporter after graduating from Mercer University in May 2018 with a journalism degree and interning at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Jenna has covered issues surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, Middle Georgia elections and protests for the Middle Georgia community and Telegraph readers. Support my work with a digital subscription
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