How did Macon restaurants fare on recent health inspections? These earned 100s
Most Macon restaurants, bars, food trucks and other eating establishments aced their most recent health inspections.
Of those earning “A’s” across Bibb County, more than a dozen and a half earned perfect scores of 100, according to what was reported in the state health department’s online portal Friday.
Just under a dozen restaurants received “B’s” during the Dec. 1-31 reporting period. None received a “C” or a failing grade of “U.”
Perfect scores of 100
- 1842 Inn, 353 College St.
- 475 Sports Bar, 4755 Chambers Road
- Churchills on Cherry, 557 Cherry St.
- Domino’s Pizza, 1687 Bass Road
- Dunkin’, 4450 Forsyth Road
- Fish N' Pig, 6420 Mosley Dixon Road
- Golden Corral, 4704 Presidential Parkway
- IHOP, 165 Tom Hill Sr. Blvd.
- InstaSno LLC food truck
- Island Pot, 2270 Pio Nono Ave.
- Jersey Mike’s Subs, 5005 Riverside Drive
- La Parrilla Mexican Restaurant, 5080 Riverside Drive
- Marco’s Pizza, 2910 Riverside Drive
- Outback Steakhouse, 3899 Arkwright Road
- Papouli’s Mediterranean Cafe and Market, 121 Tom Hill Sr. Blvd.
- Sake Hibachi & Sushi, 209 Tom Hill Sr. Blvd.
- Sakura Hibachi & Poke, 5585 Thomaston Road
- Wendy’s, 3630 Riverside Drive
- Wild Wing Cafe, 5080 Riverside Drive
State Environmental Health inspectors assign grades based on how many points are deducted from 100, with scores at 69 and below for a “U” grade considered failing.
Restaurants and other food establishments that receive either a “U” or a “C” on a routine inspection are required to have follow-up inspections, which usually take place within 10 days of the routine inspection.
Here’s how the scores are graded:
- “A” for a score from 90 to 100 for “food safety excellence.”
- “B” for a score from 80 to 89 for “satisfactory compliance.”
- “C” for a score from 70 to 79 for “marginal compliance.”
- “U” for a score of 69 or less for “unsatisfactory compliance.”
Restaurant inspections are designed to protect public health. The Telegraph reviews inspection reports monthly.
This story was originally published January 2, 2026 at 10:44 AM.