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Two Mexican Eateries Score Low in El Paso Inspections

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Two Mexican eateries, Taqueria El Cometa and La Gordibuena, received C grades in recent El Paso restaurant inspections, with scores of 79 and 76 respectively. Despite no closures, these lower scores highlight the need for improvements in cleanliness and storage. Meanwhile, schools, chains, and local establishments excelled with perfect or near-perfect scores, emphasizing the importance of food safety and hygiene.

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Two Mexican Eateries Score Low in El Paso Inspections

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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Two Mexican Eateries Score Low in El Paso Inspections. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 8th, El Paso News, today starts now, AI-powered and ready. This week's restaurant inspections in El Paso and surrounding spots like Anthony and Horizon City turned up two Mexican eateries with the lowest. Grethids. Takeria El Cometta on Pebble Hills Boulevard scored 79, a C-grade while La Gordi Buena on Donifon Drive got 76, also a C. Chex happened from March 30th to April 3rd, a passing score sits at 70 or higher, with anything 60 or below risking a shutdown. Most places nailed it, but those seas mean they have violations to fix before a follow-up visit. Folks in the area know these inspections keep food safe, checking everything from cleanliness to proper storage. No closures this round, but lower scores grab attention since they don't reflect long-term vibes. Just that snapshot day, on the flip side, tons of aces shown bright. Schools like Canutillo High and Harmony crushed perfect hundreds alongside chains like

Walgreens and Dunkin' Donuts hitting 99, or 98. Even some bars and coffee spots pulled high 90s. Health officials remind everyone to stay sharp on hygiene, and these spots get a shot to bounce back strong next time around.

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