Improper reheating for both hot and cold temperatures, failure to wash hands, and date marking violations were some of the most notable violations found in the July food inspections for Anderson County.
Additionally, issues with cleanliness were observed, including problems with the floor, walls, and ceiling.
Among the establishments cited were the following.
Each of these locations had various health code violations that needed immediate attention.
During a follow-up inspection conducted shortly after, most food retail spaces corrected their errors and re-established an "A" grade, or are awaiting another inspection.
in August to ensure that corrective actions have been implemented.
Fazolis: 3091 Liberty Highway
On July 1, SCDA found 16 out-of-compliance violations and four unobserved occurrences at Fazolis located at 3091 Liberty Highway, resulting in the establishment initially receiving a "C" grade and a score of 67 out of 100 points during the initial routine inspection.
SCDA officials found several violations.
Here are some of the most notable violations.
Following the initial inspection, SCDA officials conducted a follow-up visit shortly after the violations were noted.
During this inspection, Fazoli's addressed all critical issues.
As a result, the establishment was awarded an "A" grade.
Clock of Anderson: 105 Centerville Road
On July 3, SCDA found six out-of-compliance violations, five unobserved occurrences, and two consultative violations at Clock of Anderson, located at 105 Centerville Road, resulting in the establishment initially receiving a "C" grade and a score of 88 out of 100 points during the initial routine inspection.
SCDA officials found several violations.
Here are some of the most notable violations.
Following the initial inspection, SCDA officials conducted a follow-up visit shortly after the violations were noted.
During this inspection, Clock of Anderson addressed all critical issues.
As a result, the establishment successfully rectified its shortcomings and was awarded an "A" grade.
Logan's Roadhouse: 3402 Clemson Boulevard
On July 14, SCDA found 14 out-of-compliance violations and four unobserved occurrences at Logan's Roadhouse located at 3402 Clemson Blvd, resulting in the establishment initially receiving a "C" grade and a score of 72 out of 100 points during the initial routine inspection.
SCDA officials found several violations.
Here are some of the most notable violations.
Following the initial inspection, SCDA officials conducted a follow-up visit shortly after the violations were noted.
During this inspection, Logan's Roadhouse addressed all critical issues.
As a result, the establishment was awarded an "A" grade.
7-Eleven: 202 Anderson St.
On July 17, SCDA found 14 out-of-compliance violations and six unobserved occurrences at the 7-Eleven located at 202 Anderson St., resulting in the establishment initially receiving a "C" grade and a score of 70 out of 100 points during the initial routine inspection.
Additionally, during a follow-up inspection on July 24, SCDA found six out-of-compliance violations, seven unobserved occurrences, and four consecutive violations.
This resulted in the establishment receiving an improved score of 88 out of 100 points, though it still maintained a "C" grade.
Despite addressing some issues, 7-Eleven had remaining areas that required further attention to reach a satisfactory standard.
SCDA officials found several violations.
Here are some of the most notable violations.
Following the initial inspection, SCDA officials conducted a follow-up visit shortly after the violations were noted.
During this inspection, 7-Eleven addressed all critical issues.
As a result, the establishment was awarded an "A" grade.
Pita Way: 1507 N. Main St.
On July 29, SCDA found three out-of-compliance violations, five unobserved occurrences, and one consecutive violation at Pita Way, located at 1507 N. Main St., resulting in the establishment initially receiving a "C" grade and a score of 92 out of 100 points during the initial routine inspection.
SCDA officials found several violations.
Here are some of the most notable violations.
Following the initial inspection, SCDA officials conducted a follow-up visit shortly after the violations were noted.
During this inspection, Pita Way addressed all critical issues.
As a result, the establishment was awarded a "B" grade.
SCDA officials will conduct a follow-up visit on July 8.
Travis Rose covers Anderson County for the Independent Mail. Reach him via email at [email protected].