Triangle Restaurants Score High on Health Inspections

0:00Most restaurants in the triangle area earn top marks on their latest health inspections from March 17th through March 23rd. Out of hundreds checked across Wake, Durham, Orange, Johnston and Chatham counties, nearly every spot scored an A grade showing strong compliance. With food safety rules, the one exception came in Durham County at Payway Express inside the streets at South Point Mall. It pulled an 88.5% score, landing a B grade with 12 violations noted on March 19th. Issues included a leaking hand sink, staff skipping handwashing after touching phones, missing hair restraints and unwashed produce mixed with. Ready to eat foods? These grades come from county health checks designed to spot risks for food-borne illnesses, like improper hygiene or contamination. You've probably noticed those scorecards posted at local eateries helping diners make informed choices. Meanwhile, Wake County inspected 101 spots, all A's. Orange had 20 perfect scores, Johnston 23 and Chatham 9 all top grades.

1:05Durham's other 43 checks also hit a mark. Overall, the region's dining scene looks solid on sanitation, but that single lower score reminds everyone to stay vigilant with basics like handwashing and clean prep areas. That wraps Durham news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with The Story.