All Macon restaurants, bars inspected in June got passing grades. See top performers

Brittany McGee
·3 min read

More than 20 food service establishments in Macon earned perfect scores in June’s health inspections.

Inspectors visited 51 restaurants, lounges and bars last month for routine and initial inspections giving 14 establishments a “B” and 43 “A’s,” according to the Georgia Department of Public Health’s online portal.

Of the restaurants that received an “A,” 21 of them earned perfect food safety scores.

Here is the full list of health inspection scores for Bibb County food establishments inspected in June.

Perfect food safety scores

  • Barberitos, 652 New St.

  • Braddock’s Cask & Table, 347 Cotton Ave.

  • Churchills on Cherry, 557 Cherry St., suite 200

  • Daniel’s Concession, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • Dunkin Donuts, 4450 Forsyth Road

  • El Torito De Chapala, 6717 Hawkinsville Road unit 56H

  • Fish & Pig, 6420 Mosley Dixon Road

  • Frozen Drip Italian Ice, 3200 Northside Drive

  • Greek’s Gyro, 6717 Hawkinsville Road F Building

  • Hello Boba Cafe, 359 Third St.

  • Labella Morelia Tacos Y Frutas, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • La Parrilla Mexican Restaurant, 5080 Riverside Drive

  • Laura Mae’s Sidewalk Cafe & Famous Grill, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • Macon Bagels, 470 Third St.

  • Mercer Village Pizza, 1635 Montpelier Ave. A

  • Rockman Eats, 557 Cherry St.

  • Rubix Cube, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • Sid’s Too, 1510 Forsyth St.

  • The Rose Room, 378 Second St.

  • Zavala at Barrington, 104 Stoney Creek Drive

  • Zaxby’s, 6375 Zebulon Road

Other restaurants receiving A grades

  • 7 Brew Coffee, 1667 Bass Road

  • Cast Iron Catering, 2696 Roff Ave.

  • Dairy Queen Brazier, 3855 Pio Nono Ave.

  • Dunkin Donuts, 1068 Gray Hwy.

  • El Paraiso Bar & Grill, 2822 Bloomfield Drive

  • Fajitas Mexican Grill #2, 6012 Zebulon Road

  • Guitarras on the Way (Base), 157 Tom Hill Sr Blvd., suite 205

  • Guitarras Mexican Food Truck (mobile)

  • Jimmy John’s, 781 Spring St., suite 102

  • K Family Deli, 3661 Eisenhower Pkwy.

  • Krystal Restaurants, 1140 Gray Hwy.

  • Longhorn Steaks of Macon #5027, 3072 Riverside Drive

  • M & H Wings, 5013 Harrison Road, unit B

  • Makin Plates Diner, 1950 Millerfield Road

  • Marco’s Pizza #8303, 2910 Riverside Drive

  • Natalia’s, 201 North Macon St.

  • Roly Poly, 624 New St., suite A

  • Starbucks #10196, 4640 Forsyth Road

  • Subway #17079, 4831 Ocmulgee E Blvd.

  • Tacos Sige, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • Teriyaki House, 4921 Riverside Drive, suite C

  • The Juicy Crab, 168 Tom Hill Sr Blvd., suite 20

Restaurants receiving B grades

  • 20’s Pub, 3076 Riverside Drive, suite 1200

  • American Feel and Wings, 45 Springs St.

  • Antojitos Mexiconos Malinalli, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • Bonefish Grill, 5080 Riverside Drive, suite 506

  • Greek Corner Deli, 781 Spring St. suite 104

  • Guitarras Mexican Grill, 157 Tom Hill Sr Blvd.

  • Hypewing, 5966 Zebulon Road

  • Los Comales, 6717 Hawkinsville Road

  • McDonald’s #3159, 6210 Zebulon Road

  • New S&S Cafeteria, 2626 Riverside Drive

  • Pin Strikes, 4318 Sheraton Drive

  • Shogun, 900 Burrus Road

  • Subway #46597, 4450 Forsyth Road

  • Suther’n Folke Kitchen, 3555 Mercer University Drive 106-2

How the grading works

Restaurants receive one of four letter grades that are assigned based on how many points are deducted from 100:

  • “A” grades mean food safety is excellent is achieved by receiving 90-100 points

  • “B’s” are issued when there is “satisfactory compliance” with the business receiving 80-89 points

  • “C’s” mean there is marginal compliance and applied to scores between 70-79

  • “U’s” represent unsatisfactory compliance and are applied to scores of 69 or less

Establishments that receive a “C” or “U” food safety grade will have at least one additional routine inspection added in a one-year period, according to state law.

Residents can find information on all health inspections on the Georgia Department of Health’s online portal.

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