Roaches, plumbing issues noted in June's restaurant inspection reports for Beaufort County

Eight Beaufort County food businesses were cited with “B” grades in June health inspections by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control:Berkeley Hall Clubhouse, 366 Good Hope Road in Bluffton, scored an 88% (A) in a routine inspection on June 16. Even though that normally would merit an B grade, the business was given a A and a chance to correct violations. Inspectors noted problems with the temperature of the dish machine, cooked beef brisket held past the seven-day disposition date, consumer advisory statements not linked to relevant menu items, and issues with the facility not following a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) food-safety plan.The clubhouse scored a 98% (B) in a follow-up inspection June 27. This normally would merit an A grade, but the clubhouse was given a B because of a continued issue with the HACCP: Thawed fish was not properly labeled.The clubhouse was reinspected on June 28 and scored a 100% (A).Corner Perk, 1297 May River Road 11C in Bluffton, scored an 80% (B) in a routine inspection June 15. Inspectors noted problems with the chlorine level in the chemical dish machine, cold-holding temperatures, containers of soap and bleach without labels on the bottles, pesticide
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