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Fulton County restaurant inspection scores

By Laura Berrios
Updated May 19, 2019

Fulton County

• Chico and Chang, 475 Bill Kennedy Way, Atlanta. 100/A

• Dark Horse Tavern, 816 N. Highland Ave., Atlanta. 91/A

• Felton Poke Bar, 6615 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs. 99/A

• Pho 24, 6050 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs. 96/A

• Zesto's, 1181 E. Confederate Ave., Atlanta. 83/B

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