Restaurant Inspection Reports 2015

Four ‘Fair’ Ratings, One ‘Good’ in Latest Health Dept Restaurant Inspections

Embody Fitness Gourmet Continues String of ‘Poor’ Health Ratings, 3 Town Restaurants Do Better

Latest Health Dept Restaurant Inspections: 1 ‘Poor,’ 3 ‘Fair,’ 3 ‘Good’

Latest Darien Health Inspections: Three Restaurants ‘Good,’ One ‘Fair,’ One ‘Poor’

Latest Darien Restaurant Health Inspection Ratings: 9 Good, 2 Fair, 1 Poor

Health Inspection Ratings: Nine Eateries ‘Good,’ Four ‘Fair,’ One ‘Poor’

4 Good, 6 Fair, 2 Poor in Darien Health Inspection Ratings of Eateries

Recent Darien Health Dept Inspections: 3 Food-Serving Establishments Rate ‘Fair’

Latest Darien Restaurant Health Ratings

Recent Darien Restaurant Health Inspections: 1 Poor, 3 Fair, 8 Good

Recent Darien Restaurant Health Inspections: 5 Poor, 13 Fair, 9 Good

Darien Restaurant Health Inspection Reports: Past Three Months

String of Fair/Poor Health Inspection Ratings for Embody in Noroton Heights

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By David Gurliacci | November 18, 2015

Darien Health Department

By David Gurliacci | November 12, 2015

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By David Gurliacci | November 5, 2015

Business

By David Gurliacci | October 28, 2015

Business

By David Gurliacci | October 25, 2015

Food & Drink, Restaurants & Bars

By David Gurliacci | October 14, 2015

Darien Health Department

By David Gurliacci | October 7, 2015

Food & Drink, Restaurants & Bars

By David Gurliacci | September 30, 2015

Food & Drink, Restaurants & Bars

By David Gurliacci | September 24, 2015

Food & Drink, Restaurants & Bars

By David Gurliacci | September 18, 2015

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By David Gurliacci | September 14, 2015

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By David Gurliacci | August 2, 2015

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By David Gurliacci | July 31, 2015

Four out of five food-serving establishments in town received mediocre “Fair” ratings from Darien Health Department inspectors, with a new one getting a “Good” rating and an almost perfect score, according to the most recently released inspection reports. How the ratings system and scores work

Restaurants in town are rated under the Darien Health Department’s own Good/Fair/Poor ratings system. Health inspectors also use the state health code regulations to score restaurants, with a perfect score set at 100, and deductions for various code violations. The Darien system takes into account problems that are ongoing or that have been fixed, so a restaurant scoring higher than others on the state scale may actually get a lower score on the Darien scale, or vice versa. You can find the past several inspection ratings under the Darien ratings system for food-serving establishments on this website.

Embody Fitness Gourmet, which serves food at Equinox at 72 Heights Road received another “Poor” rating by Darien Health Department inspectors on Nov. 5, a week after it received a “Poor” rating on Oct. 28. Other ratings in the recent batch of released Health Department reports: Two restaurants in town were rated “Good” and one “Fair.” Embody at Equinox (there’s also an Embody at the Darien YMCA with better ratings) has a history of poor and fair ratings from the town department’s inspectors, as Darienite.com reported back on July 31:

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One food-serving establishment in town continues to get “Poor” ratings in Darien Health Department inspections, while three others received a “Fair” rating and three were rated “Good,” in the latest reports released by the department. How the ratings system and scores work

Darien Health Department sanitarians who inspected local restaurants recently rated three of them “Good,” another was rated “Fair,” and another “Poor.” Information on the five restaurant inspections was the latest released by the department. [Editor’s note: If it seems like Darienite.com just published restaurant inspection results, it’s because that’s the case. Last week, results were released later because of work the Health Department was doing on a health fair held in Town Hall.]

How it works

Only one restaurant was rated “Poor” by Darien Health Department inspectors, another two were rated “Fair,” and nine others received “Good” ratings in the most recent health inspection data released by the department. Two eateries — Palmwich on the Post Road and Subway on Heights Road — received perfect ratings of 100. How it works

Only one food-serving establishment in town received a “Poor” rating out of 14 recently inspected by the Darien Health Department. And — unusually — there were three establishments receiving perfect “100” scores on the state scale — Subway on Heights Road, St. Luke’s Parish and Middlesex Middle School cafeteria. Here’s how Darien Health Department inspectors rated and scored restaurants and other food-serving establishments in town during recent health inspections. How it works

Restaurants in town are rated under the Darien Health Department’s own Good/Fair/Poor ratings system.

Here’s how Darien Health Department inspectors rated and scored restaurants and other food-serving establishments in town during recent health inspections. How it works

Here’s how Darien Health Department inspectors rated and scored restaurants and other food-serving establishments in town during recent health inspections. How it works

Here’s how Darien Health Department inspectors rated and scored restaurants and other food-serving establishments in town during recent health inspections. Restaurants in town are rated under the Darien Health Department’s own Good/Fair/Poor ratings system. Health inspectors also use the state health code regulations to score restaurants, with a perfect score set at 100, and deductions for various code violations. The Darien system takes into account problems that are ongoing or that have been fixed, so a restaurant scoring higher than others on the state scale may actually get a lower score on the Darien scale, or vice versa. You can find the past several inspection ratings under the Darien ratings system for food-serving establishments on this website.

Here’s how Darien Health Department inspectors rated and scored restaurants and other food-serving establishments in town during health inspections over the past six weeks. Restaurants in town are rated under the Darien Health Department’s own Good/Fair/Poor ratings system. Health inspectors also use the state health code regulations to score restaurants, with a perfect score set at 100, and deductions for various code violations. The Darien system takes into account problems that are ongoing or that have been fixed, so a restaurant scoring higher than others on the state scale may actually get a lower score on the Darien scale, or vice versa. You can find the past several inspection ratings under the Darien ratings system for food-serving establishments on this website.

Here’s how Darien Health Department inspectors rated and scored restaurants and other food-serving establishments in town during health inspections over the past three months. Most restaurants in town are rated “Good” under the Darien Health Department’s own Good/Fair/Poor ratings system. Health inspectors also use the state health code regulations to score restaurants, with a perfect score set at 100, and deductions for various code violations. You can find the past several inspection ratings for Darien food-serving establishments on this website. A majority restaurants in town get scores of 90 or above, with occasional exceptions and on occasion even a score of 80 or below, which puts health officials on alert and leads to more frequent inspections.

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Embody Fitness Gourmet, which serves food at Equinox fitness club, 72 Heights Rd. in Noroton Heights, has had a string of “Poor” and “Fair” health inspection reports for that location over the past year, although the most recent inspection found improvements. Gillen Bryan, owner and founder of Embody, said on Friday that his establishment has had some problems, but they’ve been largely fixed. The biggest problem was with a refrigeration unit which was opened a lot by employees getting things, he said. “I accept full responsibility for this violation [with the refrigeration unit],” Bryan said.