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5lbs of lemons tossed during inspection at Dandridge restaurant

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The grade is a 76 at Angelos At the Point on Boat Dock Drive in Dandridge. This is a passing score as any grade of 69 and below is considered failing. Restaurant health inspectors are unannounced and are held every six months. If a complaint is filed with a local health department there will be a spot inspection.

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5lbs of lemons tossed during inspection at Dandridge restaurant

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A popular seafood and steak restaurant in Jefferson County has the lowest health inspection grade this week. The state report said a customer complaint prompted the spot inspection. The grade is a 76 at Angelos At the Point on Boat Dock Drive in Dandridge. This is a passing score as any grade of 69 and below is considered failing. Angelos' At the Point, 122 Boat Dock Drive, Dandridge — Grade: 76, Follow-up Grade: 91 The…

·Nashville, United States
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WATE broke the news in Nashville, United States on Thursday, July 27, 2023.
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