The Bojangles at 4435 Randolph Rd. Charlotte, NC scored an 86.50 B on a May 26, 2021 health inspection. Bojangles’ employees had several drinks on the prep counters. <\/p>\n
There was even a live roach and several flies in the restaurant. The inspector recommended for Bojangles to increase pest control methods to eliminate pests. See video of how a Waffle House restaurant had flying roaches in Charlotte.<\/a><\/p>\n There were several employees not properly washing hands when needed during the inspection at Bojangles. In fact, a employee’s hands were touching ice when they were scooping ice with a cup with no gloves on.<\/p>\n Furthermore, the chicken was not fully cooked to a safe temperature of 165F in the fryer.<\/p>\n Another Bojangles was shutdown due to an employee infected with the Coronavirus.<\/a> <\/p>\n Food had to be thrown away because the Bojangles employees didn’t write control times for the hot held food on the line or the drive thru line.<\/p>\n Several employees were not wearing protective head coverings. The inside of the biscuit cooler was dirty and needed cleaning. <\/p>\n Thorough cleaning is needed to the floors, walls, and ceilings of the Bojangles. <\/p>\n 33-year-old Ronnie Franklin was shot and killed at the Bojangles located on 300 West Blvd, Charlotte, NC.<\/a><\/p>\n BOJANGLES LOCATIONS HAVE OTHER BAD HEALTH SCORES<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Bojangles employees were seen touching trash and then cooking food without washing their hands.<\/a><\/p>\n