Inspection Information:
Facility Type: | Restaurant |
Inspection type: | Routine |
Inspection date: | April 29, 2009 |
Number of critical violations: | 1 |
Number of non-critical violations: | 3 |
Follow-up Required: | Yes |
Violations:
A summary of the violations found during the inspection are listed below.
Code | Description / Observation / Corrective Action |
106 | Critical Repeat Inadequate Hot Holding Temperature of Potentially Hazardous Food(s) Observation: A large amount of blanched fries were stored at room temp next to the grill. Corrective Action: Store blanched fries in the cooler. The fries must be cooled because the cutting and blanching process renders the food potenially hazardous at room temperature (i.e. the food is capable of supporting the growth of pathogenic organisms and their associated toxins). Take out 1 container at a time for food service. The fries must be used within 2 hours |
110 | Food Not Protected - General Observation: Line cooler inserts are overfilled. Corrective Action: Ensure the inserts are not overfilled to ensure proper temperature controls are maintained for the entire volume of food in the insert. Fill the inserts to the "fill line". |
110 | Food Not Protected - General Observation: Raw hamburger patties stored above sauces. Corrective Action: Re-organise the stand-up cooler in the grill area so that all raw foods are stored below and separate from ready to eat foods. |
112 | Poor Sanitary Design, Construction, Installation of Equipment & Utensils Observation: Spatula for flipping veggie burgers was stored in a warm water container. Corrective Action: Ensure that the containers for all utensils contain sanitizer (200ppm Quats) to prevent cross-contamination from the container to the food. |
118 | Other (Specify) Observation: Temperature logs are complete and up to date, except three coolers were not recorded for the month of April. Corrective Action: Ensure temperature logs are complete and up to date at all times. |
Comments:
Premises generally clean and well maintained.
All protective temperatures meet regulatory requirements at time of inspection.