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Gwinnett CiCi’s pizza buffet fails health inspection

CiCi’s Pizza
CiCi’s Pizza
By Amanda C. Coyne
Jan 18, 2017

A CiCi’s Pizza in Gwinnett County failed its Jan. 17 health inspection after an employee handled food with bare hands.

The Norcross pizza buffet received a 65/U on the inspection, falling below its previous scores, 90/A and 75/C, both in February 2016.

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The failing report also cited the restaurant for keeping pizza sauce at too low a temperature and failing to mark pizzas with the time they were made. Employees were also cited for wearing watches and FitBits, which is not allowed.

All violations were corrected on-site while the inspection occurred. Re-inspections generally occur within 10 days of failing inspections.

A CiCi’s manager had no comment when contacted Wednesday morning.

CiCi's Pizza

6050 Peachtree Pkwy

Norcross, Ga.

Score: 65/U

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Amanda Coyne is a hyperlocal reporter for the AJC, covering Gwinnett County.

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