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If a restaurant gets a low score for its health inspection, do you still eat there?
Asked at Dillons, 1740 Massachusetts St. on January 13, 2013
“Yes. It’d have to be a pretty low score. If it has 20 violations, I’m probably not going to go.”
“Sure, if it’s really good.”
“Yes. I’ve probably done it before.”
“No.”
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gphawk89 4 years, 5 months ago
As part of her training my wife spent several months assisting a county inspector with restaurant inspections. As a result there are a number of places where we to not eat. Other than that I don't pay much attention to the actual scores.
Bill Lee 4 years, 5 months ago
If I like the food, I go there. That's why I never look at the inspection results. I have a very high tolerance for things that seem to bother others. The couple of times I've gotten food poisoning in my life, it was from my own cooking.
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