The Hamilton County, Catoosa County, and Walker County health departments conduct restaurant inspections twice a year, grading businesses on a 100-point scale. According to recently reported scores, scores below 70 mandate corrective measures. Failing to meet crucial standards leads to a reinspection of the restaurants. Here are the inspection scores of various Chattanooga area restaurants for the week ending March 12, 2024, with one reported failure.
The restaurant at E. 23rd St. logged a disappointing score of 66. The reasons listed for the low score include
Several other concerns noted during the inspection include:
The restaurant is expected to take immediate corrective action for the issues mentioned.
For any health-related complaints in the Chattanooga area, individuals can reach out to the respective health departments:
It’s crucial to report any unsanitary practices or conditions to maintain a safe and healthy dining environment in the Chattanooga area.
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