Restaurants Bounce Back with A Grades

0:00It's April 3rd. Welcome in. This is Durham News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Five triangle area restaurants just earned, a grade from County Health Reinspections this March, after starting with lower scores. These spots in Wake and Durham counties fix their issues fast, proving they can bounce back strong. State law keeps things tight by requiring up to four inspections a year at each place, all to cut down on foodborne illness risks that hit diners. Hard. You've probably spotted those grade cards by the door at your favorite eats, and they break down sanitation based on real checks for cleanliness and safety basics. Inspectors flag common slip ups, like pests, and proper food temps, and unwashed hands or gear during the first visits, but the team's clean house. Quick for those comeback scores, and the mid to high 90s. Places like these show how one bad check doesn't have to stick stay on it, and you're serving safe plates that keep folks loyal and healthy.