Huntsville Restaurants in Trouble: Poor Health Scores Revealed

Huntsville Restaurants in Trouble: Poor Health Scores Revealed

Huntsville, Alabama, has been hit with a wave of health violations at several local restaurants, raising concerns about food safety and cleanliness. A recent report from the Madison County Health Department has exposed some shocking findings at various dining establishments, with rodent poop, black residue, and rotten lettuce making headlines.

Worst Health Scores in Madison County

In the latest inspection rounds, several restaurants in Madison County were flagged for critical violations, leading to low health scores of 84 or below. These violations ranged from improper food storage to hygiene issues.

Unsanitary Conditions Uncovered

Inspectors discovered rodent feces at multiple locations, including inside cabinets and storage areas. The presence of black residue in soda nozzles and dirty ice machines further highlighted sanitation concerns. Some establishments were also found to have missing soap, paper towels, and improperly stored food items.

Notable Offenders

Among the restaurants with the lowest health scores were Chevron Express II, Envy Entertainment & Restaurant, Juhi Food Mart, and Major League Wings, all of which received scores of 84 or below. Violations included storing food at incorrect temperatures, dirty ice machines, and inadequate handwashing facilities.

Immediate Action Required

Restaurants scoring below 85 are subject to reinspection within 60 days to ensure that corrective measures have been taken to address the violations. The Madison County Health Department is urging these establishments to improve their practices to safeguard public health.

Community Concerns

These health violations have raised concerns among Huntsville residents about the safety of dining out. Customers are advised to be vigilant and consider hygiene standards when choosing where to eat.

Conclusion

It is crucial for restaurants to adhere to strict health and safety standards to protect the well-being of customers. The recent findings in Madison County serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a clean and sanitary food environment.

Author: HERE Huntsville

HERE Huntsville

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