Lawrenceville taqueria fails health inspection with shocking violations

Lawrenceville taqueria fails health inspection with shocking violations

William Johnston
William Johnston•
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Lawrenceville taqueria fails health inspection with shocking violations

A recent health inspection at Taqueria in Lawrenceville revealed serious violations, resulting in a failing grade. The restaurant scored just 44 points, earning an 'U' for unsatisfactory. Meanwhile, other local eateries, including Mix'd Up Burgers and Lions Restaurant, achieved top marks in their latest checks.

Inspectors found multiple issues at Taqueria in Lawrenceville during a routine visit. Raw chicken had been left thawing on a prep table for over two hours, though the manager insisted it was only out for two hours—not a full day. The report also noted ants crawling on the prep table, cutting board, and even in employee food. Additionally, a box of sauces was stored under a leaking cooler.

After the inspection, the restaurant's management posted an older report online, showing a 94-point score instead of the failing grade. They later confirmed that pest control had been called in following the inspection. Elsewhere, Lions Restaurant on Buford Highway in Atlanta improved significantly on a follow-up inspection, scoring 97 points and earning an A. Mix'd Up Burgers, a long-standing Grant Park eatery, maintained a perfect record with a 100-point score on its latest check. The burger spot has been operating for nearly 14 years.

Taqueria in Lawrenceville now faces scrutiny after its recent inspection failures. The restaurant must address the violations before its next assessment. Meanwhile, other local businesses continue to meet or exceed health standards, with some achieving top scores.

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