Memphis Restaurant Inspection Scores Reveal Need for Improvements Across Local Eateries
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Sponsor Our ArticlesHey there, food lovers in Memphis! It’s that time of the week again when we dive into the latest scores from restaurant inspections across Shelby County. If you’re a fan of dining out or just want to keep tabs on your favorite spots, this information is for you. It’s all about making sure our local food scene keeps its standards high!
First up, we have Slice Midtown located at 1495 Union Avenue. It scored a 72, which isn’t the best news for pizza enthusiasts! During the inspection, several violations caught the attention of the health inspectors. Some troubling issues included:
With such a list, we hope they get things spick and span soon!
Next, we have Viva Mexico, nestled at 6063 Mt Moriah Ste 1, which earned a 77. The restaurant is a favorite for its delightful dishes, but it seems there are some areas to tidy up:
Looks like they need a little sprucing up to keep serving those delicious meals!
Over at Memphis Pizza Cafe in 7604 W. Farmington, Germantown, they managed to score an 80. This number may look acceptable, but there were a few violations that raise eyebrows:
Let’s hope they can clear the air (and the kitchen) quickly!
At The Green Beetle, located at 325 S. Main St., the score also stood at 80, revealing a need for improvements:
A thorough cleaning session and some attention to detail could make a big difference here.
Finally, we have City Silo Table & Pantry in 7605 W Farmington Blvd. Suite 2 with another score of 80. Here are the problematic areas found during their inspection:
With a bit of cleaning and organizing, they can surely improve their score!
So there you have it, folks! The latest restaurant scores from around Memphis show that while many places are doing well, there’s always room for improvement. Keeping our restaurants in tip-top shape means healthier dining experiences for us all. Who’s ready to dig into some great food, knowing the establishments care about cleanliness?
Stay safe and enjoy your meals, and remember to check back for next week’s updates!
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