Restaurants in uptown Charlotte, South End, SouthPark score ‘B’ on Mecklenburg County health inspection

More than a dozen Mecklenburg County food establishments — including restaurants in uptown Charlotte, South End and SouthPark — scored below a 90 during their July health inspection. See the full list here.

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