Update (12/01/17): The Waffle House was re-inspected on Nov. 22 and passed with an 85/B.
Original story: A second Waffle House location in Gwinnett County has failed a health inspection, less than a week after another location.
The Waffle House on Lawrenceville Suwanee Road in Suwanee earned a 60/U on its Nov. 20 inspection. Its last inspection, in August, was an 88/B. On Nov. 16, a Waffle House on S. Crogan Street in Lawrenceville failed an inspection, earning a score of 63/U.
The Suwanee restaurant was cited for several violations, including having chilli, hash browns and other foods held at too high a temperature. Multiple foods were held in a cooler without any date markings, and raw eggs did not have any discard time label, according to the inspection report.
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Chlorine sanitizer was found to be too concentrated, a repeat violation. Wet wiping cloths were held in “visibly soiled” cleaning solution, another repeat violation, according to the report.
Waffle House
2915 Lawrenceville Suwanee Road,
Suwanee, Georgia 30024
Score: 63/U
Read the full report here
“Our corporate food safety team is in contact with our franchisee of this location to ensure our policies are in place,” said Pat Warner, a Waffle House spokesman. “They will work with the franchise to correct the behavior issues in this inspection.”
Re-inspections are typically conducted within 10 days of failures.
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