Birmingham-Area Food Establishments Report Low Health Inspection Scores
Several food establishments in the Birmingham area received low scores during recent health inspections. A Homewood restaurant scored 60, with violations including unlabeled cleaning agents and improper food storage. Other inspections revealed gnats in frozen yogurt and moldy corn dogs.…
Birmingham, AL, October 26, 2026 —
Several food establishments in the Birmingham area received low scores during recent health inspections, with reported problems ranging from food-storage and cleaning-agent violations to pests and moldy food. The available information does not identify the businesses involved in most of the inspections or provide inspection dates.
A restaurant in Homewood received a score of 60. Reported violations included unlabeled cleaning agents and improper food storage. The information provided does not specify the restaurant’s name, the inspection date, or the agency that conducted the inspection.
Other inspections reportedly found gnats in frozen yogurt and moldy corn dogs. The establishments where those conditions were found, along with their scores and locations, were not identified in the information available.
In Tuscaloosa, an establishment was closed because of roach and rodent infestations. No business name, closure date, inspection score, or further details about the closure were provided.
The reported findings span different types of food-safety concerns, but the available summary does not include inspection reports or additional context about corrective actions. It also does not state whether any of the establishments reopened or whether follow-up inspections took place.
Story summarized from the original created by Morgan Hightower on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.
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