Germantown Restaurant Inspections: Panda Express, Burger King

GERMANTOWN, MD — Do you know how clean your local coffee shop or restaurant is? Find the most recent restaurant and food service inspections in Germantown and elsewhere in Montgomery County, performed by the Licensure and Regulatory Office at Health and Human Services.

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.

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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These inspections are from August 9-15:

7-Eleven, 13001 Wisteria Dr.

• Violations: Proper hand washing; hot holding temperature; rodent and insects.

Bretton Woods Rec. Center Snack Bar, 15700 River Rd.

• No critical violations.

Burger King, 19700 Germantown Rd.

• Violations: Food protected from contamination; proper hand washing.

Firehouse Subs, 19851 Century Blvd.

• Violations: Food protected from contamination; cold holding temperature; rodent and insects.

Panda Express, 19847 Century Blvd.

• Violations: Cold holding temperature; hot holding temperature.

Search for any restaurant's inspection score on the Montgomery County website.

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