SANITARY INSPECTION RECORD — CITY OF DALLAS

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600 N PEARL EXPW #G203 · DOWNTOWN, DALLAS

Last inspected December 4, 2019 · passed

6 of 6 inspections passed. 8 critical violations across the record.

THE NUMBERS

INSPECTIONS
6
6 passed
VIOLATIONS
40
includes 8 critical
RECORDS COVER
2 YEARS
since Jan 2017

INSPECTION HISTORY

DEC 4
2019
PASSED
6 violations
DETAILS
SERIOUSOther
*12 A food employee or conditional employee shall report to PIC the information as specified under (

SIGN COPIES OF HEALTH AGREEMENT (PROVIDED A COPY)

SERIOUSPlumbing & Waste
*19 Water & Plumbing in good repair- per code

LEAK AT 3CS AND MOP SINK (FAUCET HEADS)

MINORDocumentation & Training
*21 Outfitter-Certified Food Manager

*Provided manager with a copy of the notification for current health reports.

MINORSanitation
*42 Floors/walls/ceiling/nonfood dirty

CLEAN

MINORSanitation
*46 Toilet rooms, convenience and accessibility

CLEAN VENTS

MINOROther
*47 Other Violations

PROVIDE NOTICE OF HEALTH REPORT

JUN 27
2019
PASSED
4 violations1 CRITICAL
DETAILS
CRITICALFood Temperature
*02 Cold Hold (41øF/45øF or below)

temperatures not maintained at 41 degreed f or below have make lines and service lines serviced

SERIOUSSanitation
*10 Clean Sight and Touch

clean meat slicer, back micro wave and can opener

MINORSanitation
*32 Food-contact surfaces. smooth, non-absorbent and easily cleanable

no foil on the shelves, no paper towels under salt and paper shakers up front, no cardboard on shelves

MINORSanitation
*42 Dirty nonfood contact surfaces

clean shelves and bottom of coolers clean light switch going to kitchen

DEC 6
2018
PASSED
6 violations2 CRITICAL
DETAILS
SERIOUSSanitation
*14 When to wash hands before donning new gloves
CRITICALEmployee Hygiene
*15 Contact RTE Products w/ Bare Hands
CRITICALSanitation
*18 Toxic items storage adjacent to food/utensils

WINDEX STORED BESIDE CUPS

MINORDocumentation & Training
*22 Handlers-Certificate Not On Site
MINORFood Storage & Handling
*24 Food Labeling- with common name of the food
MINORFood Storage & Handling
*37 Food in packages and working containers may be stored less than 15 cm (6 inches) above the floor
MAR 30
2018
PASSED
10 violations1 CRITICAL
DETAILS
MINORSanitation
*21 A establishment shall have written procedures for employees to follow when responding to vomitin

Provide a written procedure on the vomitng and diarrhea ( blood pathogen cleanup )

MINORFood Storage & Handling
*28 Date marking commercially prepared RTE/ TCS food

Provide dates on the items in the refrigerator unit ( use the stickers for color or days of the week to discard) SECOND WARNING

MINOROther
*40 Reuse of single service articles

Reuse of single service items . ( cottage cheese had brown gravy in the container) No resuse containers. SECOND WARNING

CRITICALFood Temperature
*02 Cold Hold (41øF/45øF or below)

Chicken salad and tuna at 44 degrees. ( discussed cooling all products down the night before then prepping at room temperature and after preparation place in freezer for 10 to 15 minutes to bring tem

MINORSanitation
*32 Equipment clearance of cleaning space

crates used as shelves in the walk in cooler ( Unable to clean under on a continuous basis

MINORSanitation
*32 Nonfood surfaces-design to be cleaned easily

Remove the foil from the shelves ( unable to clean /// this materials make microscopic crinkles that cannot be cleaned.) SECOND WARNING

MINORDocumentation & Training
*21 RFSM - Not On Site

Registered food service manager must be on site during the operatioin.

MINORFood Storage & Handling
*37 Storing the food at least 15 cm (6 inches) above the floor

the food stored on the floor in the walk in freezer. ( Must be six inches off the floor)

MINOROther
*36 Cloths in-use for wiping between uses stored

Moist wiping clothes under the cutting boards. ( SECOND WARNING)

MINORDocumentation & Training
*22 Handlers-Certificate Not On Site

Provide food handler cards for all food preparers and cooks.

OCT 4
2017
PASSED
10 violations2 CRITICAL
DETAILS
MINORFood Storage & Handling
*24 Food Labeling- with common name of the food

Provide common name in english on the sugar , flour etc.

MINORSanitation
*36 Cloths in-use for wiping between uses stored

wiping clothes should be in sanitizer when not in use.

SERIOUSOther
*03 Food products not maintained at 135øF or above

chicken at 107 degrees ( a deeper pan required with a clear lid )

CRITICALSanitation
*31 Handwashing lavatory - accessible

Dont block the hand sink with boxes.

MINORFood Storage & Handling
*28 Date marking commercially prepared RTE/ TCS food

Date marking the cheese and the sliced luncheon meats.

MINORSanitation
*42 Nonfood-contact surfaces material

Remove the foil from the bottom storage units ( If rusty then resurface the metal )

CRITICALFood Temperature
*02 Cold Hold (41øF/45øF or below)

cold tuna and chicken salad at 43 and 48 degrees. ( chill all ingredients or place in the freezer after making at room temperature or do both.)

MINOROther
*40 Reuse of single service articles

sour cream and cottage cheese has different product in the containers.

SERIOUSSanitation
*10 Clean Sight and Touch

clean the blades on the can opener mounted to the table.

MINORSanitation
*39 Keep utensils handles upright or protected

Provide scoops with handles. Using measuring cups with no handles or handle touching product.

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JAN 4
2017
PASSED
4 violations2 CRITICAL
DETAILS
CRITICALSanitation
*09 Food protected cross contamination arrange each type food in equipment so cross is prevented

Raw shell eggs stored in walk in cooler over soy sauce and pasta salad. Corrected on site

SERIOUSSanitation
*10 Equipment and Utensils Sanitization

Ice machine infected . Ice machine should be taken out of service, emptied, cleaned, and sanitized before being put back into service. Dirty blade on can opener. Sanitizing solution tested 0ppm

MINORFood Storage & Handling
*37 Storing the food at least 15 cm (6 inches) above the floor

Food stored on floor of walk in cooler and walk in freezer.

CRITICALEmployee Hygiene
*15 Bare hands contact with ready-to-eat foods

Employee observed cutting romaine lettuce for salad bar with bare hands. Gloves must be worn when processing ready to eat foods.

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