Metro Albany Kitchen Inspections: March 22-28, 2019
Inspections of restaurants and other eating establishments in metro Albany
From Staff Reports
These establishments were inspected March 22-28 by the Dougherty, Lee, Baker, Terrell, Worth, Mitchell and Calhoun counties Environmental Health offices. To contact the health office, call (229) 438-3943.
DOUGHERTY
March 27
WHAT THE SHUCK (BASE OF OPERATION), 934 W. Broad Ave.
Score: 100
WHAT THE SHUCK-MOBILE, 934 W. Broad Ave.
Score: 100
March 26
SUBWAY SANDWICHES, 1801 N. Slappey Blvd.
Score: 100
March 25
LONG JOHN SILVER, 1716 E. Oglethorpe Blvd.
Score: 92
Violations: Observed interior of ice machine not clean to sight and touch. PIC will have ice machine washed and sanitized. Repeat Violation. Correct by March 28. Observed floor tile near fryer in need of repair. PIC will have tile repaired. Repeat Violation.
Remarks: Discussed single-service items.
COWBOY BILL’S, 4502 Sylvester Road
Score: 95
Violations: Observed handwashing sink in women’s restroom not supplied with hand-drying provisions. PIC supplied handwashing sink with paper towels. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed items not stored at least 6 inches above the floor. PIC will provide pallets to lift items 6 inches off the floor. New Violation.
March 22
ALICE B. COACHMAN ELEMENTARY, 1425 Oakridge Drive
Score: 100
WESTOVER HIGH SCHOOL, 2600 Partridge Drive
Score: 100
HONG KONG CAFE INC., 2700 Dawson Road
Score: 100
BILLY BOYZ, 1007 W. Gordon St.
Score: 100
LEE
March 26
LEE COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL WEST, 190 Smithville Road, Leesburg
Score: 100
LEE COUNTY HEAD START, 145 Groover St., Leesburg
Score: 100
WORTH
March 26
SUBWAY NO. 13356, 630 E. Franklin St., Sylvester
Score: 100
BAKER
No inspections during the period.
TERRELL
March 28
CLASSY CARMELS AND CATERING, 125 Geise Road, Bronwood
Score: 100
MITCHELL
No inspections during the period.
CALHOUN
No inspections during the period.
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