Madison, Alabama, October 4, 2025
News Summary
The Madison County Health Department has published its most recent health inspection scores for local food and lodging establishments. Inspected from September 22-26, nine establishments achieved perfect scores, reflecting high compliance with food safety standards. Additionally, Lauderdale County health inspections yielded several establishments with scores between 90 and 95. Critical violations were identified in multiple locations, prompting discussions about food safety and hygiene practices within the community.
Madison, Alabama – The Madison County Health Department has released the latest health inspection scores for food and lodging establishments, covering inspections conducted from September 22-26, 2025. These scores are essential for assessing compliance with food safety and hygiene regulations, and they follow a 100-point scale. Notably, a total of nine establishments in Madison County achieved perfect inspection scores.
In addition to Madison County, the Lauderdale County Health Department has also published scores for inspections carried out from March 31 to April 4, 2025. Similar to their Madison County counterparts, these scores are based on a 100-point scale evaluating compliance with health standards.
In Lauderdale County, several establishments earned scores ranging between 90 and 95. These include Casa Mexicana #3, Fuqua’s Southern Soul Food, Elk River Market, Miami Ice of Killen, New China 666 INC., Quik Mart, GRBH, LLC, Homeside North, Wood Social, Fiesta Mexicana #9, Red Lobster #0474, and Rollies LLC.
Moreover, there were additional inspections conducted in Lauderdale County from April 7 to 11, 2025. Among these inspections, establishments that scored between 85 and 89 include Avya 2024 LLC and Flashy Funnel Cake (Mobile). Additionally, several other establishments scored between 90 and 95, such as McDonald’s, H T General Merchandise, Lost Pizza Shoals, La Hacienda Restaurant, Al-Ammari Enterprise Inc., Store N Deli, Fiesta Mexicana #6, Quik Mart #39, El Paisano Restaurante, Flashy Funnel Cakes, Cox Creek Mart Inc., Bojangles Famous Chicken N Biscuit, Rays at the Bank, Evergreen Taco Bell #036413, Buffalo Wild Wings, Pizza Hut #38305, Little Mexico Grill 2 LLC, and City Limits Cafe LLC.
Furthermore, establishments scoring between 96 and 99 included McDonald’s #24294, Quik Stop #12, Cook Out Restaurant, Mama Jean’s Restaurant, Florence LL, Taco Bell #036414, Mimzie’s Coffee and Curiosities, The Grill at Wohali Sports, Rogersville Senior Center, Rogersville Community Center, Gaffe Dallucci, J J’s Auction, and Bright Beginnings Too (Child Care Center).
However, critical violations were noted in several establishments, including Avya 2024 LLC, Al-Ammari Enterprise Inc., Bojangles Famous Chicken N Biscuit, Fiesta Mexicana #6, La Hacienda Restaurant, Little Mexico Grill 2 LLC, Quik Mart #39, Flashy Funnel Cake (Mobile), Flashy Funnel Cakes (Commissary), H T General Merchandise, Lost Pizza Shoals, and McDonald’s Store N Deli.
These health inspection scores are governed by a grading system that dictates inspection frequency. Establishments that score between 85 and 100 are inspected every three months, while those earning scores between 70 and 84 are subject to follow-up inspections within 30 days. Scores between 60 and 69 require immediate corrective actions, and any establishment scoring 59 or below faces automatic closure.
For individuals interested in food safety and hygiene, these scores serve as an informative resource, guiding patrons towards establishments that adhere to health standards. With the recent public release of these scores, the health departments aim to ensure transparency and keep the community well-informed regarding food safety practices in their local eateries.
FAQ
- What are the recent health inspection scores for Madison County food establishments?
- The Madison County Health Department released health inspection scores for food and lodging establishments inspected from September 22-26, 2025, with nine establishments achieving perfect scores.
- When were the food inspections conducted in Lauderdale County?
- The Lauderdale County Health Department released scores for inspections conducted from March 31 to April 4, 2025, with additional inspections from April 7 to April 11, 2025.
- What scores indicate compliance and frequency of inspections?
- Establishments scoring 85-100 are inspected every three months, scores of 70-84 lead to a follow-up within 30 days, scores between 60 and 69 require immediate corrections, while scores below 59 trigger automatic closures.
- Which establishments had scores notable for compliance in Lauderdale County?
- In Lauderdale County, establishments scoring between 90-95 included Casa Mexicana #3, Fuqua’s Southern Soul Food, Elk River Market, and more.
- What were some establishments with critical violations?
- Critical violations were noted for several establishments including Avya 2024 LLC, Al-Ammari Enterprise Inc., Bojangles Famous Chicken N Biscuit, among others.
Key Features of the Latest Food Inspection Scores
| County | Date of Inspections | Perfect Scores | Highest Scores (90-95) | Critical Violations Noted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madison County | September 22-26, 2025 | 9 | N/A | N/A |
| Lauderdale County | March 31 – April 4, 2025 / April 7-11, 2025 | N/A | Casa Mexicana #3, Fuqua’s Southern Soul Food, Elk River Market, etc. | Avya 2024 LLC, Al-Ammari Enterprise Inc., Bojangles Famous Chicken N Biscuit, etc. |
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Additional Resources
- WAAY 31: Don’t Do That With Chicken – Lauderdale County Restaurant Inspection Scores
- Wikipedia: Food Safety
- Times Daily: Colbert County Health Ratings
- Google Search: Food Safety Inspections
- WAAY 31: Beware the Bad Crabs – Lauderdale County Restaurant Inspection Scores
- Google Scholar: Food Inspection Standards
- WAAY 31: Lukewarm Chicken Doesn’t Fly – Lauderdale County Restaurant Inspection Scores
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Health Regulations in Food Service
- WAAY 31: Would You Like Flies With That? – Lauderdale County Restaurant Inspection Scores
- Google News: Latest Food Safety News
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