Nesty’s Burger Joint is back in business after addressing health code violations that previously led to its closure. Following a recent inspection by the Christian County Health Department, the restaurant has been cleared to resume operations.

The initial closure was due to multiple health code violations, including plumbing issues and pest concerns. However, after working with licensed professionals to correct deficiencies, the restaurant successfully passed a reinspection on March 28, 2025. According to the official report, all plumbing violations have been resolved, sanitary lines have been sealed, and pest control measures have been implemented.

The health department confirmed that Nesty’s Burger Joint is now in compliance with food safety regulations. However, the establishment was issued a $75 non-compliance fee and has been advised to maintain regular pest control services and plumbing upkeep to prevent future violations.

With the closure lifted, Nesty’s Burger Joint is once again serving customers, reassuring patrons that the necessary corrections have been made to ensure a safe dining experience.

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This story was edited as the original date listed was March 27th, but Nesty's passed their reinspection on March 28th.