Throughout its July restaurant inspections, the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District dished out plenty of 100-out-of-100 grades, but other establishments didn’t fare so well.
The San Antonio Express-News reviewed inspection reports for restaurants that scored below an “A” grade, which is 90 points or more. Health officials found several food safety and sanitation issues, such as insects crawling inside bulk food containers, a cooler filled with rotting meat, blood-covered floors beneath storage shelves and more.
Here are the establishments that received scores of 74 or lower.
Georgia’s Mexican Restaurant
A dishwashing machine that wasn’t sanitizing properly, “pinkish/brown buildup” inside an ice machine and microwaves described as “visibly dirty” were among the problems that landed Georgia’s Mexican Restaurant a failing score during a Sept. 18 health inspection…