One Louisville restaurant inspected between Feb. 23 and March 1 received a “C” rating due to a critical violation.
Restaurants in Jefferson County are graded on a 100-point scale. A score of 85 or higher with no critical violations earns an “A.” A score of 84 or lower, or the presence of one or more critical violations regardless of the score, results in a “C.”
According to Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness, a “B” rating is issued to facilities with ongoing compliance problems, such as two consecutive failed inspections or closures caused by an imminent health hazard.
Restaurants that receive a “C” and fail the inspection will be re-inspected by the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness within seven to 10 days.
Below is restaurant inspection data for Jefferson County between Feb. 23 and March 1, listed by score and inspection date. The full restaurant inspection database is also available.
‘C’ grade
TIM PAGE BBQ
Address: 2922 Taylor Boulevard
Inspection date: Feb. 25
Score: 91
Violation:
INSECTS, RODENTS AND ANIMALS NOT PRESENT: Presence of insects. A live roach was found in the kitchen.
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Louisville restaurants that passed inspection Feb. 23 to March 1
The following restaurants received a 100% score between Feb. 23 and March 1:
Feb. 25
Rabbit Hole Distillery, 711 E. Jefferson St.
Dixie Bowl, 10526 Dixie Highway
Feb. 26
Down the Hatch, 751 Vine St.
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