Premier Euromarket

Premier Euromarket holds a D grade and ranks in the lowest tier of similar grocery stores in the area, scoring better than only 3 percent of comparable facilities. The facility has struggled persistently with temperature control since May 2023, cycling through variations of improper cooling procedures, cold holding failures, and food stored at room temperature across nine inspections; food labeling violations have appeared in eight of those same inspections. While the most recent inspections in February 2026 showed a narrower violation list, the pattern of recurring temperature issues and the facility's bottom-percentile standing suggest ongoing operational challenges rather than sustained improvement.