Reber Thomas Bake Shop, Nolaire - Tilley, Hangout on Main and Auntie Anne’s Post Zero Violations

The Central Virginia Health District released its latest food establishment inspection reports covering inspections conducted February 24–March 2, 2026.

Inspection activity remained steady this week with 40 total inspections across the region. That included 21 routine inspections, 16 follow-up inspections, two “other” inspections, and three pre-opening inspections.

Routine inspection totals ranged from zero to 10 violations, with most establishments landing between 1 and 6 violations. Four locations recorded perfect inspections, while the week’s highest totals came from Appomattox Health and Rehabilitation Center (10) and Goldy’s Truck Plaza-Restaurant (9).

Routine Inspections

A total of 21 routine inspections were conducted during the reporting period.

Zero Violations

The following establishments recorded perfect inspections:

Reber Thomas Bake Shop – 1971 Univ. Blvd
(Routine | Feb. 24) — 0 violations

Nolaire – Tilley – 100 Mtn View Rd
(Routine | Feb. 25) — 0 violations

Hangout on Main – Amherst
(Routine | Feb. 26) — 0 violations

Auntie Anne’s – 1971 Univ. Blvd
(Routine | March 2) — 0 violations

Low Violation Totals (1–2 violations)

Violations in this range are typically minor and often corrected during or shortly after the inspection.

1 violation

Reber Thomas Cold Prep – 1971 Univ. Blvd (Feb. 24)
Brewvita – 1971 Univ. Blvd (Feb. 25)
Brewvita – 1971 Univ. Blvd (Feb. 25)
Sandusky Middle – 805 Chinook Pl (Feb. 25)
CVCC Culinary – 3506 Wards Rd (March 2)

2 violations

Bedford Elementary – Bedford (Feb. 26)
Pizza Hut Express – 1971 Univ. Blvd (March 2)

Moderate Violation Totals (3–7 violations)

Several establishments recorded mid-range totals during routine inspections.

Red Lobster #372 – 3425 Candlers Mtn Rd (Feb. 24) — 3
Pizza Hut – 3412 Waterlick Rd (Feb. 27) — 3
Golden Corral – 4005 Wards Rd (Feb. 27) — 5
Original Italian Pizza – Appomattox (Feb. 25) — 6
Mizumi Japanese Bistro – 1125 Main St (Feb. 26) — 6
Peking Stars – Moneta (Feb. 27) — 6

Highest Violation Totals This Week

Appomattox Health and Rehabilitation Center Leads Week with 10 Violations

Appomattox Health and Rehabilitation Center
235 Evergreen Avenue – Appomattox
Long Term Care Food Service | Routine Inspection | Feb. 25
10 violations

Appomattox Health and Rehabilitation Center recorded the week’s highest routine total. Inspectors cited issues involving handwashing access, food-contact sanitation, cooling practices, plumbing concerns, and facility maintenance.

Key observations included:

• An employee moved from food preparation to handling clean dishes without washing hands.
• The hand sink in the dish machine area had its water supply turned off.
• Buildup was observed inside a juice dispenser nozzle.
• Cooling foods were tightly covered, restricting airflow needed for proper cooling.
• Utensils were discolored and pitted and a cracked utensil container was observed.
• The three-compartment sink drain was disconnected and had reportedly been unusable for about a month.
• Missing tiles and a hole in the wall were observed near the dishwashing area.

Inspectors emphasized the importance of restoring proper handwashing and warewashing capability to prevent potential foodborne illness risks.

Goldy’s Truck Plaza-Restaurant Cited for 9 Violations

Goldy’s Truck Plaza-Restaurant
7335 Wards Road – Rustburg
Full-Service Restaurant | Routine Inspection | March 2
9 violations

Goldy’s Truck Plaza posted the second-highest total this week, with violations involving handwashing practices, food storage order, labeling, pest concerns, and food handling procedures.

Notable findings included:

• Improper handwashing after handling raw eggs.
• Ready-to-eat toast handled without gloves.
• Paper towels missing at a handwashing sink.
• Raw meats stored above produce in the walk-in cooler.
• Refrigerated foods stored beyond the seven-day date-marking window.
• Swai fish being served under a “catfish” menu listing.
• Insect activity observed on sticky traps and floors beneath equipment.
• Single-service containers stored directly on the floor in dry storage.

Lynchburg Health & Rehabilitation Center Cited for 8 Violations

Lynchburg Health & Rehabilitation Center
5615 Seminole Ave – Lynchburg
Long Term Care Food Service | Routine Inspection | Feb. 24
8 violations

Inspectors cited issues involving employee drink storage, cooling procedures, cross-contamination risks, warewashing practices, and plumbing configuration.

Observations included:

• Employee drinks stored near food and food-contact surfaces.
• Staff moving between dishwashing and food preparation without changing gloves or washing hands.
• Improper cooling of ground beef and scrambled eggs.
• Pureed bread held at unsafe temperatures.
• Missing rinse step during warewashing.
• Direct plumbing connection at the three-compartment sink requiring corrective action.

Scoreboard Sports Grill Cited for 8 Violations

Scoreboard Sports Grill
100 Tradewynd Dr – Lynchburg
Full Service Restaurant | Routine Inspection | Feb. 25
8 violations

Inspectors focused primarily on temperature control, labeling, refrigeration performance, equipment condition, and general cleanliness.

Key findings included:

• Ribs, sauces, and chicken held above safe cold-holding temperatures.
• Several sauces stored beyond the seven-day date marking window.
• Missing thermometers in several refrigeration units.
• Unlabeled food items in storage.
• Deeply worn cutting boards that may harbor bacteria.
• Cold holding units unable to maintain required temperatures.
• Accumulated debris on refrigerator gaskets, vents, and ceiling tiles.

Follow-Up Inspections

Follow-up visits were conducted to verify corrections at:

Lynchburg Detention
Lori’s Italian Grill
Liberty Arena
The Elms
Fiesta Tapatia
Raven Lounge
Dunkin/Baskin
Granny Bees
Benny Scarpetta’s
Napoli’s
Corner Burger
Jefferson Forest High
V & T Cafe and Grill
H & H Restaurant
Huddle House
Thomas Jefferson Elementary
Mi Patron

Other Inspections

Koto – Wards Road
B’s Soul Food Shack – Tanglewood Drive

Pre-Opening Inspections

CZND Brand – Gristmill Drive
The School Zone, Inc. – Rustic Village Road
Mission House Coffee – Moneta

Weekly Summary

Inspection activity across Greater Lynchburg totaled 40 visits this week, with routine inspections making up the majority of activity.

Four establishments recorded perfect inspections, while most routine visits clustered between one and six violations.

The highest totals were recorded at Appomattox Health and Rehabilitation Center (10) and Goldy’s Truck Plaza (9), followed by Lynchburg Health & Rehabilitation Center and Scoreboard Sports Grill, each with eight violations.

Common inspection themes included handwashing practices, temperature control, food storage order, sanitation procedures, and facility maintenance—areas inspectors frequently revisit during follow-up inspections.