Charlotte fast food restaurant dinged for dead bugs, food debris during health inspection
An east Charlotte fast food restaurant received a “B” grade from the Mecklenburg County Health Department for numerous health violations, including the presence of insects and lack of employee protection when preparing food.
▪ Popeyes: 6107 The Plaza, received a score of 83 during its April 16 inspection.
Health department inspectors cited the restaurant after finding a “dead bug” in a women’s bathroom and near a walk-in cooler.
Other violations the restaurant was cited for include:
Employee drinks on prep tables
Dishes stored as clean with food debris on them
Ranch dressing stored above required temperatures
Employees preparing food without hair restraints or beard guard
Food debris in food storage areas
This is the restaurant’s first “B” grade.
According to state law, permits are immediately revoked if a restaurant receives a score of less than 70 percent.
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