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Lowndes County Food Establishments Receive Health Scores

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2 months ago

25 November, 2025

Recent health inspections in Lowndes County have yielded high scores for various food establishments, reflecting their adherence to safety and hygiene standards. On November 18, 2025, several local restaurants received top ratings, assuring patrons of their commitment to health regulations.

Health Inspection Outcomes

Lowndes High School achieved a perfect score of 100 during its inspection, highlighting its effective food safety practices. Similarly, the popular fast-food chain, Popeye’s, located at 2119 Bemiss Rd., scored 95, indicating strong compliance with health standards.

Other establishments that demonstrated excellent food safety included South Georgia Medical Center, which also received a perfect score of 100 on November 17, 2025. Fat Tony’s Subs, LLC, located at 414 Northside Dr., was rated highly with a score of 97. Additionally, Bungalow’s Bar & Grill, found at 1919 Baytree Pl., was awarded a perfect score of 100 as well.

In a similar vein, Gourmet Guys, situated at 2105 Delvid St., also achieved a perfect score of 100 on November 14, 2025. Meanwhile, Sallas Mahone scored 91 during its inspection on November 18, 2025. These results reflect the ongoing efforts of local businesses to maintain high food safety standards.

Community Impact and Significance

These inspections are part of a broader initiative to ensure public health and safety within the community. The favorable ratings serve as a reminder of the importance of food safety and the commitment of local businesses to uphold these standards. Residents can feel confident dining at these establishments, knowing they prioritize health and cleanliness.

As local businesses continue to thrive, the positive outcomes from these inspections will likely encourage more patrons to visit, thereby contributing to the overall economic vitality of Lowndes County.

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