Suwanee Restaurant Inspections: Twisted Taco

Twisted Taco is one of the newer restaurants in Suwanee, having opened in summer 2012 in a vacant building near Taco Mac.

And in two health inspections in late January 2013, the Tex-Mex style eatery received consecutive "C" grades, for scores in the 70s.

The inspections were done by the East Metro Health District, a function of the Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale Health Department.

In an inspection on Jan. 24, Twisted Taco scored a "73/C." Among the following violations noted then:

• Ready-to-eat potentially hazardous foods prepared in house not discarded after 7 days: tamales 1/17, corn bean salsa 1/17, tzaziki 1/16, roasted tomato sauce 12/29 & 1/9, chimichurri 1/16, shredded cheese 1/14, salsa verde 1/14, made in house chipotle ranch 1/16, charro beans 1/17, made in house jalapeno mayo 1/2 & 1/16. Foods were discarded. A food that requires datemarking shall be discarded if it exceeds 7 days.
• Unlabeled containers of food at the cookline and in the prep area: sauces, dressing, seasonings/spices, flour, remoulade. Foods were labeled.

• Buildup in 2 soda gun holders. Sticker residue left on clean food containers.

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See also:

• Suwanee Restaurant Inspections Topic Page

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