El Paso Restaurants' Health Scores Revealed

0:00Health inspectors in El Paso check dozens of restaurants and food spots from March 16th through 20th, a score of 70 or higher means passing, while anything below 60 leads to closure. The lowest this week went to Acolyce Tortoise on North Loop Boulevard, scraping by with a 74. Several other places landed in the sea range from 74 to 77, including a subway on Macomb Street and Lottaqueria tradition on. George Dieter Drive. Most eateries scored in the bees, 80s and 80s, nines, like Pizza Junction and Saigon Market. These spots cover areas from the city to Horizon City and Sakura. One inspection doesn't always show the full picture of a place's habits over time. Low scores get a shot to fix issues before a follow-up check. Official stress that keeping standards high protects everyone eating out. On the bright side, high A's dominated, with 90s and above it chains like McDonald's and Panda Express, plus local gyms like La Cholata. Perfect hundreds went to over a dozen,

1:01including Barrel House and several Dollar Trees. Expect more inspection soon, as teens keep watch on public food safety across the region. You've been listening to El Paso News today, AI-powered local news.