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The News & Observer publishes a weekly roundup of restaurant sanitation scores to keep you up-to-date on the health grades at Triangle dining spots.
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Sanitation scores and their corresponding letter grades are used in North Carolina to assess restaurants’ adherence to rules and standards intended to mitigate and prevent the spread of food-borne illnesses.
You’ve likely seen sanitation grade cards at restaurants you’ve visited, and The N&O previously explained what those scores mean and how they’re calculated.
Here are sanitation scores in Triangle counties from Aug. 4-10.
The Wake County inspection management system shows 101 restaurant inspections were completed Aug. 4-10. All received an A grade.
The Durham County inspection management system shows 38 restaurant inspections were completed Aug. 4-10. One restaurant received a B grade (a score of at least 80% but lower than 90%):
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Wheat(810 9th St., Suite 130, Durham) received a score of 88.5 on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
The Orange County inspection management system shows 14 restaurant inspections were completed Aug. 4-10. All received an A grade.
The Johnston County inspection management system shows 10 restaurant inspections were completed Aug. 4-10. All received an A grade.
The Chatham County inspection management system shows four restaurant inspections were completed Aug. 4-10. All received an A grade.
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