Peachtree City food inspections, Sept. 6 to Oct. 5: 18 of 20 scored an A. Look up any Fayette County score; Environmental Health: 943-209-8057.

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Scores come from the Georgia Department of Public Health’s Fayette County inspection database, searched Oct. 6 for food service inspections in Peachtree City between Sept. 6 and Oct. 5, 2026. An inspection score is a snapshot of conditions on the day of the inspection. It is not a rating of food quality, and a lower score does not mean anyone became ill.

Fayette County Environmental Health, part of the Georgia Department of Public Health, permits and inspects restaurants, school cafeterias, food trucks and other food service businesses across the county, including Peachtree City. Each inspection gets a score out of 100 and a letter grade.

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How Georgia grades restaurants

Grade Score
A 90 to 100
B 80 to 89
C 70 to 79
U (unsatisfactory) 69 or less

The scale is printed on the inspection database. The database lists every inspection separately, so a follow-up visit appears as its own dated entry, and you can open each one to see the items the inspector marked. Georgia’s food service rules are published by the Department of Public Health.

The last month in Peachtree City

Between Sept. 6 and Oct. 5, 2026, inspectors recorded 20 food service inspections at 19 permits in Peachtree City. Eighteen scored an A, one a B and one a U.

Bar chart of Peachtree City food service inspection grades from Sept. 6 to Oct. 5, 2026: 18 A grades, one B, no C and one U

Establishment Address Date Score Grade
Tous Les Jours 1106 N. Peachtree Parkway, Suite 500 Sept. 8 93 A
Chick-fil-A (Starr’s Mill) 1222 Highway 74 S. Sept. 10 100 A
Zaxby’s 1203 Highway 74 S. Sept. 10 99 A
Clean Eatz 282 Highway 74 N. Sept. 14 96 A
Huddleston Elementary School 200 McIntosh Trail Sept. 14 100 A
Taco Bell 1140 Crosstown Court Sept. 14 94 A
Peachtree City Elementary School 210 Wisdom Road Sept. 15 100 A
The Italian Oven Restaurant 100 Peachtree East Sept. 15 91 A
Mr. Fuji Japanese Steakhouse 1204 N. Peachtree Parkway Sept. 18 57 U
J.C. Booth Middle School 250 Stagecoach Road Sept. 22 100 A
McDonald’s 709 Crossing East Sept. 22 91 A
Waffle House No. 777 143 Highway 74 S. Sept. 22 80 B
HollyBowls (two permits) 320 Dividend Drive Sept. 23 100 A
Mike & C’s Family Sports Grill 1200 Highway 74 S., Suite 14 Sept. 23 94 A
Taco Mac 275 Market Place Connector Sept. 23 93 A
Oak Grove Elementary School 101 Crosstown Road Sept. 24 98 A
Mr. Fuji Japanese Steakhouse (follow-up) 1204 N. Peachtree Parkway Oct. 2 96 A
Wendy’s No. 1789 975 Crosstown Drive Oct. 2 92 A

Addresses are as the database lists them. Mr. Fuji Japanese Steakhouse scored 57, a U, on Sept. 18 and 96, an A, at its follow-up inspection on Oct. 2. Waffle House No. 777 on Highway 74 South scored 80, a B, on Sept. 22. The full inspection reports, linked above, list the specific items the inspector marked.

How to read a score

  • Each score covers one visit. A restaurant inspected once a year and one inspected four times have the same weight in the table above.
  • A follow-up inspection is recorded as its own entry, with its own date and score.
  • The table covers food service inspections only; the database lists tourist accommodation inspections as a separate type.
  • Schools appear because their cafeterias hold food service permits.

Reporting a problem

If you think a restaurant has a food safety problem, call Fayette County Environmental Health at the number listed on the database, 943-209-8057, or visit the office at 245 Booker Ave., Suite E, in Fayetteville.

What this means for you

  • Nearly every inspection in Peachtree City this past month scored an A.
  • Check any restaurant’s history yourself: the database shows every dated inspection.
  • Read the dates: a low score may be followed by a higher one at a follow-up visit.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I look up a restaurant inspection score in Fayette County, Georgia?

Search the Georgia Department of Public Health’s Fayette County inspection database by name, address, city or ZIP code. Each inspection is listed with its date, score and grade.

What do Georgia restaurant grades mean?

A is 90 to 100, B is 80 to 89, C is 70 to 79 and U, unsatisfactory, is 69 or less. A score reflects conditions on the day of the inspection.

Who inspects restaurants in Peachtree City?

Fayette County Environmental Health, part of the Georgia Department of Public Health, at 245 Booker Ave., Suite E, Fayetteville. Its listed phone number is 943-209-8057.

How did Peachtree City restaurants score last month?

Between Sept. 6 and Oct. 5, 2026, inspectors recorded 20 food service inspections in Peachtree City: 18 scored an A, one a B and one a U, and that establishment scored an A on its follow-up.