Warner Robins Restaurant Gets a C in Latest Health Inspection

📝 The Gist: American Philly and Wings II in Warner Robins received a score of 74 in its recent health inspection on April 15, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health.

🔍 The Details: During a routine inspection at American Philly and Wings II located at 1307 Watson Blvd. A health inspection identified several critical and non-critical violations. According to the health department, the restaurant failed to properly reheat and hold foods at safe temperatures, lacked necessary sanitizers for food contact surfaces, and was deficient in maintaining proper storage and labeling of toxic substances and food items.

📊 By The Numbers:

• Violation of proper reheating procedures: 9 points deducted.
• Absence of sanitizers for food contact surfaces: 8 points deducted.
• Improper storage and handling of utensils and toxic substances: 5 points deducted.

🌐 The Big Picture: Food safety inspections are vital for public health, ensuring that restaurants adhere to strict guidelines to prevent foodborne illnesses. The Georgia Department of Public Health regularly conducts these inspections to maintain high standards of hygiene and safety in food service establishments.

❓ Why It Matters: For residents and visitors in Warner Robins, the health inspection scores of local eateries are crucial for making informed dining choices. Scores below 80 often indicate significant lapses in food safety practices, which can pose health risks to consumers.

🔗 Go Deeper: You can view the full health report here.

🍔 In Context: Here are all the recent restaurant scores in Warner Robins:

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