JAN 13
2026
PASSED
3 violationsDETAILS
SANITARY INSPECTION RECORD — FLORIDA
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CAPTAIN JIM'S SEAFOOD.
EAT. 92/100
12950 W DIXIE HWY · DADE, FLORIDA
Last inspected January 13, 2026 · passed
Passed all 3 inspections, but 1 critical violation on file.
THE NUMBERS
INSPECTIONS
3
3 passed
VIOLATIONS
15
includes 1 critical
RECORDS COVER
1 YEAR
since Jul 2024
INSPECTION HISTORY
Food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Non-food contact surfaces clean
Cited 2 times on this inspection
Floors properly constructed, clean, drained, coved
Cited 3 times on this inspection
JUL 242025PASSED8 violations1 CRITICALDETAILS
JUL 24
2025
PASSED
8 violations1 CRITICALDETAILS
Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices, eating/drinking/smoking
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Food contact surfaces designed, constructed, maintained, installed, located
Cited 3 times on this inspection
Dishwashing facilities designed, constructed, operated
Cited 2 times on this inspection
Wiping cloths clean, used properly, stored
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean
Cited 2 times on this inspection
Non-food contact surfaces clean
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Single service items properly stored, handled, dispensed
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Floors properly constructed, clean, drained, coved
Cited 1 time on this inspection
JUL 232024PASSED4 violationsDETAILS
JUL 23
2024
PASSED
4 violationsDETAILS
Food contact surfaces designed, constructed, maintained, installed, located
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Non-food contact surfaces designed, constructed, maintained, installed, located
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Thermometers, gauges, test kits provided
Cited 1 time on this inspection
Non-food contact surfaces clean
Cited 1 time on this inspection
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