NEW YORK BUFFALO WINGS scores 91 on Cobb County food-safety inspection

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Official Georgia food-service inspection report for NEW YORK BUFFALO WINGS

NEW YORK BUFFALO WINGS received a score of 91 and a grade of A during a Georgia Department of Public Health inspection conducted November 5, 2026. The score reflects conditions observed during that inspection.

Inspection details

Establishment: NEW YORK BUFFALO WINGS

Location: 356 RIVERSIDE PKWY STE 128 AUSTELL, GA 30168-7340, Cobb County

Inspection date: November 5, 2026

Inspection purpose: Routine

Score and grade: 91/A

Inspector: Nicholas Johstono

Permit number: 1-19348

Inspection findings

2-1B – hands clean and properly washed

Rule citation: 511-6-1.03(5)(c) – when to wash (p)

Official point value: 9

Corrected during inspection: Yes

Repeat violation: No

Inspector notes and corrective action: Observed employee entering kitchen from back of facility then proceeded to put on an apron and begin handling clean utensils and equipment with bare hands. Observed PIC handling raw chicken wings with bare hands to place in bowl/container for frying and then proceeded to handle clean utenils without washing their hands. Observed employee handle bowl with raw chicken wings in it with bare hands, then placed the wings in fryer, and handle clean utenils without washing their hands. C/A: Food employees shall clean their hands and exposed portions of their arms immediately before engaging in food preparation including working with exposed food, clean equipment and utensils, and unwrapped single-service and single-use articles and after engaging in other activities that contaminate the hands. COS: Employee and PIC washed their hands when EHS pointed out violation.

General inspector comments

Sanitizer bucket: 100 ppm (chlorine) Discussed with PIC: new updated rule for foreign imported shrimp and allergen awareness

About the report

The Georgia Department of Public Health report documents conditions observed during this inspection. The score should not be interpreted as a guarantee of conditions before or after the inspection.

Marcus Jones
News Now Georgia

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