Loganville Restaurant Inspections: Ruby Tuesday Scores 64; American Tavern Re-Tested

Recent restaurant inspections in the Loganville and Grayson areas, as conducted by the Gwinnett County Health Department.

Ruby Tuesday

4121 Highway 78, Loganville

Score: 64/U

Date: June 16, 2014

Previous scores: 100/A (3/19/14); 75/C (3/11/2014)

Remarks: There was failure on the part of management to address multiple risk factors in today's operation. Cross-contamination: Employee touched ready-to-eat sandwich buns and clean plates with gloves which had just contacted raw steak. Several wares had food residue and debris remaining after they had been washed and stored as clean, ready-to-use: 2 quart food containers, plates, beverage glasses, and coffee mugs. White colored filmy residue was left inside the beverage glasses. (third consecutive violation). Several food items were not being maintained at 41 F or lower (third consecutive violation). Portions of spaghetti squash have Tuesday labels placed over the original Sunday labels. Reach-in cooler in the bar was not provided air at 41 F or lower. Food permit suspended for three consecutive repeat violations

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Update: Permit reinstated on June 17 after review of action plan. Re-inspection due on or before June 26.

American Tavern Restaurant & Ale House

630 Athens Highway, Loganville

Score: 96/A

Date: June 17, 2014

Previous scores: 63/U (6/10/14); 96/A (1/8/14)

Remarks: Chicken pieces from yesterday were located in the portioned flour at room temperature. Raw foods must be removed at least every 4 hours.

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