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More than a dozen Triangle restaurants received A grades after previously receiving lower sanitation scores when inspected by health officials.
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State law requires health departments to inspect restaurants up to four times a year to assess their overall risk factors that contribute to foodborne 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.
The N&O reviewed restaurants with less than an A grade who were reinspected in July and August.
There were 31 Triangle restaurants that received B or C grades in July or August.
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Restaurants in Johnston and Orange counties all received an A grade in July and August.
The following Wake County restaurants were reinspected:
The following Wake County restaurants were not reinspected as of Thursday, Sept. 17:
The following Durham County restaurants were reinspected:
The following Durham County restaurants were not reinspected as of Thursday, Sept. 17:
The following Chatham County restaurants were reinspected:
The following Chatham County restaurants were not reinspected as of Thursday, Sept. 17:
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