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Cobb County restaurant inspection scores

By Laura Berrios
Updated April 14, 2018

Cobb County

• China Kitchen, 470 Franklin Gateway, Marietta. 83/B

• Chipotle, 777 Townpark Lane, Kennesaw. 99/A

• Dragon 168, 3721 New Macland Road, Powder Springs. 95/A

• Harold's Chicken & Ice Bar, 1477 Roswell Road, Marietta. 91/A

• Piu Bello Pizza, 2014 Powers Ferry Road, Atlanta. 96/A

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