Fort Worth Restaurants Fail Health Inspections

0:00It's April 19th. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. Recent health inspections in Fort Worth turned up roaches at seven different restaurants, while three others racked of high-demarrot scores out of two. 124 checks done between March 22nd and April 11th. The city runs on a Demarrot system where zero is perfect, and anything over 30 means fixing critical issues right away with the rest cleaned up in. 48 hours. Big boo-rays of New Orleans on Bow Club Road, which hit 39 Demarrots from stuff like cross-contamination and unsafe food temps. Paul's donut subs and gyros on Hemfills Street scored a whopping 40 on March 26th, but dropped to 11 after follow-ups. Donna's donuts over on Golden Triangle Boulevard got 19. These findings hit close to home for anyone grabbing a bite in Taren County, reminding us that even popular spots can slip up on basics like pest, control, and hygiene. High scores force quick fixes, protecting customers from real risks like food-borne

1:02illness. Meanwhile, roaches popped up at places like two Popeye's locations, flips patio grill, and sees cage and seafood house, though their overall score stayed, low in the teens or single digits. Dead or live, it's a red flag inspector's one ignore. Keep an eye on your local eats, folks. Next time you're out, maybe peek behind the scenes or check the latest scores online to stay safe and satisfied.