York County Food Inspections: Nearly Perfect Week, One B Grade Issued

59 of 60 establishments earn A ratings; Sharon Grill cited for multiple violations

The South Carolina Department of Agriculture conducted 60 inspections across York County this week, with nearly every establishment earning top marks.

📊 Weekly Summary

Total Inspections: 60
A Grades: 59
B Grades: 1
Percentage A: 98.3%

Another strong week overall, with only one establishment receiving a grade below an A.

B Grade

Sharon Grill — Sharon

Grade: B (84)
Date: April 22, 2026
Type: Routine

Sharon Grill received a B grade following a routine inspection that identified several priority and core violations requiring correction. Inspectors noted bare-hand contact with cooked chicken wings while plating, clean dishes stacked with stickers and residue still attached, and residential-use pesticides stored near the back door.

Additional concerns included active roaches observed in the kitchen, flies and gnats throughout the facility, a back door that did not seal properly, chicken stored on the floor of the walk-in cooler, a scoop without a handle stored in bulk spices, and grease buildup on the hood system and waffle makers.

A follow-up inspection is required within 10 days.

🟢 A Grades

The remaining 59 establishments earned A grades during the week, including restaurants, schools, hotels, convenience stores, and food-service operations across Clover, Fort Mill, Rock Hill, York, Lake Wylie, Tega Cay and nearby communities.