One of Gwinnett's most popular McDonald's locations failed its recent health inspection after officials noted, among other things, a "pink fluid substance" in the kitchen sink.
The McDonald's at 3210 Buford Drive, across the street from the Mall of Georgia, got a 65/U on the Sunday morning inspection.
According to the inspector's report, two "employee drinks" were improperly stored in the kitchen, and three employees were wearing bracelets while preparing food. A "jug of glass cleaner" was being stored on the kitchen's vegetable sink.
"Today's visit was unsatisfactory [with] multiple risk factors in violation," the report said.
A person who answered the phone at the McDonald's on Monday morning hung up when asked for comment.
A follow-up inspection will be completed within 10 days of Sunday's failing evaluation.
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