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Fulton County restaurant inspection scores

By Laura Berrios
Sept 13, 2015

Fulton County

• Arepa Mia, 209 Edgewood Ave., Atlanta. 99/A

• Caribbean Legacy Restaurant, 233 Mitchell St., Atlanta. 95/A

• Little Alley Steak, 955 Canton St., Roswell. 97/A

• Salt Factory, 952 Canton St., Roswell. 70/C

• Taqueria Don Sige, 1720 W. Vesta Ave., College Park. 88/B

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