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Bethesda Restaurant Inspections: Dolcezza, Pizza Tempo, Godiva Chocolatier, Dunkin' Donuts

Latest restaurant inspection results in Bethesda, Chevy Chase or elsewhere in Montgomery County. Search our results to see more.

BETHESDA, MD — Do you know how clean your local coffee shop or restaurant is? Find the most recent restaurant and food service inspections in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and elsewhere in Montgomery County, performed by the Licensure and Regulatory Office at Health and Human Services. Results from inspections done Sept. 18-29 are listed below.

Two types of inspections are done: comprehensive inspections evaluate the sanitation, maintenance and food service operations of the facility; and monitoring inspections involve checking the food service operation for critical food temperatures, equipment temperatures and general food handling, cleanliness practices. (SIGN UP: Click here to sign up for real-time news alerts and newsletters from Bethesda Patch, and click here to find your local Maryland Patch. If you have an iPhone, click here to get the free Patch iPhone app.)

County inspectors check kitchens in churches, schools, pool houses and golf clubs. They also monitor the cleanliness of snack bars, kiosks inside grocery stores, hotel kitchens, bakeries and bars.

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  • Outdoor space: If the exterior is unkempt and littered, don't trust the inside.
  • How clean is the restroom? Smells and overflowing trash cans are a red flag.
  • Well-groomed employees: Are they washed, do they wear gloves when handling food, and do they wash their hands? If not, be careful.
  • Healthy servers: If your waiter is sneezing or coughing, ask for another or consider leaving
  • Table cleaning: Is a clean rag and disinfectant used to clean the table's surface? If not, the staff could just be spreading germs around.

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