County also warned or cited three restaurants in Wheaton about people not properly wearing masks By Dan Schere |
April 8, 2021 | 8:38 pm
Quincy’s Potomac is among four restaurants that Montgomery County health inspectors have warned or cited the past two weekends for violations of the county’s COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants.
Quincy’s, at 1093 Seven Locks Road, received a warning following an inspection on March 27. A county worker reported that there was “over crowding in the bar area” and people were not maintaining the required six feet of distance.
General Manager Eric Rose told Bethesda Beat on Thursday that “everything was rectified on site” during the inspection.
Four Restaurants Warned by County Health Inspectors for Breaking COVID-19 Regulations
Four restaurants Quincy’s Potomac Bar & Grille, Unplugged Restaurant & Sports Bar, Limerick Pub and Plan B Bar and Grill have been warned or cited by County health inspectors within a two-week period due to COVID-19 restaurant violations.
The reports, which were written by the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), were all filed on March 27 and April 3.
Quincy’s Potomac, located at 1093 Seven Locks Road, was given a warning from DHHS after it reported to have “overcrowding in the bar area” and people were not socially distanced within six feet of distance.