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Facility Last Inspected Score 2 Dog A Local Restaurant January 2016 74 A J’s Food Fun & Friends May 2013 100 Academies of Discovery January 2016 100 All About You Weddings & Events January 2015 100 American Deli – Mundy Mill Rd October 2015 92 American Deli – Pearl Nix Pkwy November 2010 92 American Legion Post 7 August 2015 86 Anastasia’s Tea Room September 2015 100 Andy’s Place November 2012 93 Angie’s Café April 2015 95 Antebellum October 2015 95 Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar July 2015 92 Aramark @ Atlanta Falcons Training Facility August 2013 96 Arby’s #5421 – Mundy Mill Rd November 2015 96 Arby’s Unit 1030 – Shallowford Rd January 2016 99 Art In The Square September 2015 100 / 100 / 100 Ashton Senior Living – Gainesville November 2015 100 Asia Café December 2013 96 Athena’s Pizza January 2016 92 Atlanta Bread Company, Store #69 January 2016 97 Atlas Pizza – Washington St January 2016 87 Autumn Breeze February 2016 100 Avocado’s Restaurant January 2016 93 Bell Minor Home September 2015 98 Behind the Nest LLC January 2016 100 Best Western Plus Lake Lanier / Gainesville February 2016 100 Biba’s Italian Restaurant (Spout Springs) August 2015 97 Big Creek Tavern January 2016 85 Biscuit Barn February 2015 97 Biscuit Delite May 2014 95 Biscuit Shoppe December 2015 96 Blackshear Place Baptist Church, Inc. October 2015 96 Blimpie – Thompson Br. Rd January 2016 100 Blimpie – Friendship Rd August 2013 93 Blimpie – Lanier Island Pkwy November 2015 98 Bluefin Hibachi & Sushi July 2015 90 Boardwalk Café, Islands Icee, Oasis Dippin Dots July 2015 100 Body Fitness Solution, Inc September 2010 100 BoJangles #985 February 2016 100 Bottom of the Cup Golf LLC October 2015 87 Brad’s Grill December 2013 91 Branch House Tavern October 2015 96 Brandon’s Café and Catering November 2015 92 Brenau East Bistro November 2015 100 Brenau Dining Services Tea Room December 2015 100 Brenau Downtown Campus September 2015 100 Brenau University Dining Room December 2015 98 Brenda’s Country Café July 2015 95 Bright Spot December 2015 100 Browns Bridge Road LLC April 2015 100 Bruster’s – John Morrow Pkwy November 2015 100 Bruster’s Ice Cream / Nathan’s November 2011 100 Bruster’s Ice Cream (Lakeshore Mall Lobby) November 2014 100 Bucket O’ Shrimp June 2013 100 Buffalo’s Café October 2015 96 Buffalo Wild Wings (Dawsonville Hwy) October 2015 100 Bullfrogs November 2015 89 Burger-Shake, Inc. January 2016 99 Burger & Shake #6 October 2015 97 Burger & Shake II (Spout Springs Rd) December 2015 95 Burger & Shake III (Cleveland Hwy) February 2016 91 Burger & Shake (Dawsonville Hwy) December 2015 95 Burger King #3800 (Athens Hwy) January 2016 97 Burger King #13983 (Friendship Rd) January 2016 100 Burger King #5920 (Mundy Mill Rd) January 2016 97 Burger King #7947 (Thompson Br Rd) January 2016 98 Burger King #1026 (Pearl Nix Pkwy) January 2016 100 C.W. Davis Middle School February 2016 100 Cabos Mex – Grill II December 2015 86 Café N’ Crepes October 2010 82 Camp Hope May 2015 100 Canteen Corrections August 2010 85 Captain D’s (Pearl Nix Pkwy) November 2015 94 Captain D’s (Oakwood) January 2016 99 Carini’s Pizza August 2013 98 Castaways April 2011 100 Catering by Our House / Candlelight Production November 2014 96 Catering Unlimited January 2016 94 Centennial Arts Academy November 2015 100 Chattahoochee Country Club Club House January 2016 98 Chattahoochee Country Club Snack Bar May 2015 100 Chattahoochee Golf Club June 2014 73 / 100 Chattahoochee Golf Grill January 2016 91 Checkers Drive-In Restaurant (Jesse Jewell Pkwy) October 2015 93 Cheddar’s Casual Café July 2015 100 Cheeseburger Bobby’s October 2015 99 Chef Wang Chinese Restaurant (Pearl Nix Pkwy) November 2015 84 Chef Wang II Chinese Restaurant (Friendship Rd) December 2015 91 Chestatee Academy of Inquiry and Talent Dev. February 2016 99 Chestatee High School February 2016 100 Chestatee Middle School May 2012 97 Chestnut Mountain Creative School of Inquiry February 2016 100 Chick-Fil-A (Guilford) November 2015 100 Chick-Fil-A (Longstreet) February 2016 100 Chick-Fil-A (Robson Crossing) November 2015 100 Chick-Fil-A (Stonebridge) January 2016 98 Chick-Fil-A (Dawsonville Hwy) December 2015 91 Chick-Fil-A (Milton Martin Toyota) January 2016 100 Chicopee Woods Agricultural Center October 2015 100 Chicopee Woods Elementary School November 2015 100 Chicopee Woods Golf Course February 2016 100 Chili’s #558 (Dawsonville Hwy) December 2015 96 Chili’s Grill & Bar (Spout Spr. Rd) August 2015 93 China Express August 2014 97 China Garden September 2015 89 China Wok January 2016 81 Chipotle Mexican Grill #2607 December 2015 100 Church’s Fried Chicken February 2016 95 City of Flowery Branch March 2015 99 / 87 / 100 Coastal Breeze October 2015 97 Coffee & Smoothies at the Square February 2016 100 Comfort Inn and Suites at Lake Lanier December 2013 98 Comfort Suites September 2012 88 Common Grounds Coffee Shoppe July 2015 89 Contemporary Culinary Concepts, LLC September 2013 96 Cook Out Restaurant January 2016 100 Corner Café April 2013 97 Cosa Nostra Italian Kitchen May 2015 85 Country House Restaurant August 2012 94 Court Yard Restaurant November 2015 90 Cracker Barrel Old Country Store #641 February 2016 95 Crossroads Bar & Grille January 2016 95 Crossroads Deli & Yogurt February 2016 100 Curt’s Restaurant December 2015 98 Dairy Queen (Frontage Rd) January 2016 92 Dairy Queen (Green St) August 2015 89 Dairy Queen (Shallowford Rd) February 2016 76 Dari Spot October 2015 96 Days Inn October 2012 89 Dean Myers Elementary School October 2015 100 Deli Max November 2015 95 Delizio February 2016 100 Denny’s December 2015 87 Dickey’s Barbecue Pit February 2016 95 Dockside Grill – Aqualand Marina May 2014 100 Dockside Grill – Holiday marina June 2010 99 Dogwood Forest Assisted Living August 2015 98 Domino’s Pizza (Mundy Mill Rd) November 2015 94 Domino’s Pizza #3572 (Hog Mtn Rd) January 2016 98 Domino’s Pizza # 5752 (Limestone Pkwy) January 2016 99 Domino’s Pizza (Dawsonville Hwy) September 2011 98 Domino’s Pizza #8974 (Thompson Br. Rd) January 2016 99 Don Carter State Park September 2015 100 Don Fili’s Authentic Mexican Cuisine September 2011 100 Dos Gringos Mexican Restaurant December 2014 88 Dos Tierras December 2015 92 Double D Burger January 2016 99 Double D Burger #1 January 2016 99 Double D Burger #2 May 2013 100 Dumond’s Place June 2014 95 Dunkin Donuts (Mundy Mill Rd) October 2015 98 Dunkin Donuts (Queen City Pkwy) October 2015 90 Durango Mobile February 2016 87 E.E. Butler Headstart / Pre-K September 2015 96 East Hall High School February 2016 100 East all Middle School November 2015 99 Easy B’s Kitchen November 2015 100 Eat At Thai November 2015 95 Eatery / Good Food – Good People November 2010 100 Ebony & Ivory Catering Services October 2014 100 Eddie Lipscomb November 2011 98 Edible Arrangements December 2015 100 El Antojito October 2014 84 El Azteca Mexican Restaurant September 2015 100 El Carreton, Inc. #1 February 2016 85 El Centinela Mexican Restaurant 4, Inc. September 2015 97 El Griton Mexican Grill January 2016 100 El Guanaco December 2015 91 El Kumbala Country Club, Inc. April 2014 100 El Maguey Mexican Restaurant (Browns Br Rd) February 2016 82 El Maguey Mexican Restaurant (Limestone Pkwy) January 2016 92 El Mariachi Mexican and Country Food September 2011 86 El Nieto March 2012 100 El Paisa August 2010 87 El Ranchito Mexican Restaurant October 2015 84 El Rey Mexican Restaurant September 2015 98 El Rodeo Restaurant Bar LLC November 2014 100 El Sombrero #5 (Mundy Mill Rd) December 2015 86 El Sombrero #1 (Thompson Br Rd) January 2014 92 El Sombrero #6 (Spout Spr Rd) January 2016 90 El Sombrero #9 (S. Enota Dr) January 2015 90 El Sombrero #11 (Dawsonville Hwy) February 2016 91 El Sombrero #3 (Browns Br Rd) February 2016 95 El Taco Veloz #3 October 2015 86 Enota Multiple Intelligence Academy October 2015 100 Fair Street Elementary School November 2015 100 Fairfield Inn and Suites December 2015 100 Fajitas Mexican Restaurant February 2016 98 Fajitas Mexican Restaurant Mobile #1 February 2016 86 Family Café November 2015 82 Fighting Geese Coffee Bar December 2015 100 Finis Pizzeria, Inc. November 2015 96 Firehouse Subs (Shallowford Rd) December 2015 99 Firehouse Subs (Mundy Mill Rd) November 2015 100 Firehouse Subs (Spout Spr Rd) November 2015 100 Fish Tales Lakeside Grille April 2015 96 Five Guys Famous Burgers & Fries January 2016 100 Flowery Branch Elementary School October 2015 100 Flowery Branch High School (Spout Spr Rd) May 2015 100 Folks, Inc January 2016 93 Frances Meadows Aquatic and Community Center August 2015 100 Friends Café at Spout Springs Library February 2016 100 Friendship Auction November 2015 98 Friendship Elementary School January 2016 96 Fuji Hibachi Express February 2016 91 Further Grill June 2015 100 / 100 G.L.’s Patio July 2013 91 GA Strong Man Competition October 2015 100 Gainesville Bowling Center February 2016 94 Gainesville Civic Center January 2016 100 Gainesville Elementary School March 2012 100 Gainesville Exploration Academy November 2015 100 Gainesville High School November 2015 100 Gainesville Home Cooking December 2015 89 Gainesville Inn & Suites January 2012 82 Gainesville Market, LLC January 2015 96 Gainesville Middle School (Community Way) February 2016 100 Gainesville RYDC November 2015 100 Gainesville State College May 2013 100 Gainesville Tourism July 2015 100 Gainesville-Hall County Meals On Wheels February 2016 100 Gamed Restaruante Y Salon De Fiestas November 2010 95 Garcia’s Take-Out August 2010 89 Gianni’s, Tiki Hut, Dippin’ Dots, Dog & Draft July 2015 100 Glacier Café November 2014 100 Golden Buddha (Mundy Mill Rd) November 2015 87 Golden Jar May 2015 97 Golden Palace Restaurant December 2014 87 Golden Seven January 2016 100 Gordos Cupcakes at Lakeshore Mall June 2015 100 Gourmet Services, Inc.
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