One local restaurant received a “C” rating, four others each received a rating of “B”; and “A” ratings went to eight others in the latest food-serving establishment health inspection reports released by Darien Health Department. Details about the towns rating system for restaurants and other food serving establishments are at the bottom of this article, and you can find an article about the ratings system here. Most recent inspection results
In the list of health inspection results, below, information is listed by name, address, date of inspection, Darien rating, state score, inspector’s comments that led to the state rating and additional remarks on the inspection report. Dates link to the food establishment’s inspection report referenced here (when available, sometimes it takes a while to get posted online), and Darien’s own A/B/C ratings link to a Web page showing several of the restaurant’s recent inspection ratings. _________
See also:
Our previous article showing restaurant inspection ratings (Feb.
Two local restaurants inspected in the last week received a “C” and one an “A” in the latest food inspection reports released by Darien Health Department. Details about the towns rating system for restaurants and other food serving establishments are at the bottom of this article, and you can find an article about the ratings system here. Most recent inspection results
In the list of health inspection results, below, information is listed by name, address, date of inspection, Darien rating, state score, inspector’s comments that led to the state rating and additional remarks on the inspection report. Dates link to the food establishment’s inspection report referenced here (when available, sometimes it takes a while to get posted online), and Darien’s own A/B/C ratings link to a Web page showing several of the restaurant’s recent inspection ratings. _________
See also:
Our previous article showing restaurant inspection ratings (Jan.
Darien’s youth, not worried about having sex, are getting sexually transmitted diseases at the fastest rate in memory, making STD’s the town’s largest reported health problem. Meanwhile, the fastest growing public health problem in Darien is opioid use. Those were some of the findings from a health assessment Darien officials recently conducted in town and presented as part of a three-part series of public forums on health problems Darien residents should be watching out for. Opioid use was discussed on each of the past three Thursdays at the meetings in Darien Library, along with substance abuse in general, stress and other health problems that might be prevented if individual town residents take them seriously enough before the problems get too big. “Our health challenges are real, and many of us have been touched by what we’re here to discuss this evening,” First Selectman Jayme Stevenson said at the first meeting.
In the latest food inspection reports released by Darien Health Department include one with a “C” rating (the worst), three more with middling ratings of “B” and four with “A” ratings. The restaurant that received a “C” was re-inspected a week later and got a “B.”
Details about the towns rating system for restaurants and other food serving establishments are at the bottom of this article, and you can find an article about the ratings system here. The most recent inspection results
In the list of health inspection results, below, information is listed by name, address, date of inspection, Darien rating, state score, inspector’s comments that led to the state rating and additional remarks on the inspection report. Dates link to the food establishment’s inspection report referenced here (when available, sometimes it takes a while to get posted online), and Darien’s own A/B/C ratings link to a Web page showing several of the restaurant’s recent inspection ratings.
What is the fastest growing threat to the health of Darien residents? How does the health of Darien residents compare with that of the US, or Connecticut? Come to a 90-minute presentation tonight on chronic disease and stress in Darien. This is the third and last presentation in the series “Darien: How Healthy Are We?” about current health trends in town and how we compare with local communities and the state of Connecticut.
The second of three programs, titled, “Darien – How Healthy Are We? Part 2 Substance Abuse, Impacts and Consequences,” will help answer that Thursday night at Darien Library. Come to our upcoming presentations to learn about current health trends in town and how we compare with local communities and the State of Connecticut. ____________
— This article is a combination of announcements from Darien Library and Darien Health Department. ____________
Over the span of three sessions, the Darien Health Department, along with renowned guest speakers, will present results of a year-long study of data related to health issues and trends in Darien.
In the latest food inspection reports released by Darien Health Department, two inspections resulted in the poorest rating — “C” — another was rated “B” and nine restaurants were each given an “A,” the best rating. Details about the towns rating system for restaurants and other food serving establishments are at the bottom of this article, and you can find an article about the ratings system here. The most recent inspection results
In the list of health inspection results, below, information is listed by name, address, date of inspection, Darien rating, state score, inspector’s comments that led to the state rating and additional remarks on the inspection report. Dates link to the food establishment’s inspection report referenced here (when available, sometimes it takes a while to get posted online), and Darien’s own A/B/C ratings link to a Web page showing several of the restaurant’s recent inspection ratings. _________
See also:
Our previous article showing restaurant inspection ratings (Jan.
What is the fastest growing threat to the health of Darien residents? How does the health of Darien residents compare with that of the U.S., or Connecticut? The second of three programs, titled, “Darien – How Healthy Are We? Part 2 Substance Abuse, Impacts and Consequences,” will help answer that Thursday night at Darien Library. Come to our upcoming presentations to learn about current health trends in town and how we compare with local communities and the State of Connecticut.
In the latest food inspection reports released by Darien Health Department, two inspections resulted in the poorest rating — “C” — another was rated “B” and nine restaurants were each given an “A,” the best rating. In a follow-up inspection at one of the “C”-rated establishments, it received a “B.” Details about the towns rating system for restaurants and other food serving establishments are at the bottom of this article, and you can find an article about the ratings system here. The most recent inspection results
In the list of health inspection results, below, information is listed by name, address, date of inspection, Darien rating, state score, inspector’s comments that led to the state rating and additional remarks on the inspection report. Dates link to the food establishment’s inspection report referenced here (when available, sometimes it takes a while to get posted online), and Darien’s own A/B/C ratings link to a Web page showing several of the restaurant’s recent inspection ratings.
Darien Health Department has made some changes to the way it informs the public about the latest restaurant inspections at each food service location in town: New inspection certificates show A-B-C letter grades that customers can see at a glance. Also, customers with smartphones can use them to scan the “QR” code on the certificate to go to the department’s inspections website to get inspection details. (Here’s an explanation — from the How to Geek website — of QR codes and how to use them — you’ll need to get an app for your phone, and they have a couple of recommendations.)
The certificates themselves “are to be posted in a prominent location plainly visible to patrons,” according to the Health Department, which demands the prominent posting in its regulations for all town food-serving establishments. The new system started on Jan. 1.
Make your New Year’s Resolution to attend the upcoming presentations at the Darien Library to learn about current health trends in town and how we compare with local communities and the State of Connecticut. Over the span of three sessions (Jan. 12, 19 and 26), the Darien Health Department, along with renowned guest speakers, will present results of a year-long study of data related to health issues and trends in Darien. ___________
— This article is a combination of announcements from the Darien Health Department and Darien Library. ___________
In December, America’s Health Rankings Annual Report was released by the United Health Foundation, and Connecticut was ranked No.
