[?] A summary of the violations found during the inspection are listed below.

3717-1-04.4(A)(2) / Equipment components kept intact, tight, and adjusted
Gaskets on doors to reach-in coolers containing Red Bull, Powerade, Dr. Pepper, Fanta and Coca-Cola products were no longer propertly affixed to the doors. Ensure gaskets are repaired or replaced to ensure appropriate seal between door and cooling unit.

3717-1-04.5(A)(3) / Cleanliness of nonfood-contact surfaces of equipment.
Excessive frost accumulation was observed in reach-in freezer containing ice cream. Ensure all non-food contact surfaces of equipment are maintained clean to sight and touch, free of soils such as frost accumulation.

3717-1-06.4(A) / Repairing.
Water was found to be dripping from pipes in multiple places in the beer cooler area. Whether this was due to condensation or leaks within the pipe, the issue must be corrected and the facility held in good repair.


Inspection Information


Facility Type: Commercial FSO < 25000 sq. ft.

[?] Inspection Type: Standard/Complaint/Critical Control Point

Inspection Date: 27-April-2023


Comments
Discussed violations with Person In Charge.
Complaint: "Kitchen is filthy, roaches really bad in kitchen area, not doing anything the health department told them to do on their last inspections."
Response: I went to the facility and inspected the kitchen area, using a flashlight to check for the presence of cockroaches. I found no signs of cockroach activity. The cleanliness of the kitchen was acceptable. I followed up on all violations noted in the last two inspection reports and concluded that they had all been corrected. As I observed no evidence to substantiate the complaint I am closing this investigation.
Critical Control Points:
I. Employee Health – Person in charge is aware of the OAC requirements and has an employee health policy. Visible or known symptoms and/or diagnoses of illness are addressed according to OAC. Proper use of restriction and exclusion.
II. Good Hygienic Practices – Food employees eat, drink, and use tobacco only in designated area; do not use utensils more than once to taste food that is sold or served; no discharge from eyes, nose, and mouth.
III. Preventing Contamination by Hands – Adequate handwashing facilities supplied and accessible; hands clean and properly washed; no bare hand contact with ready to eat foods.
IV. Demonstration of Knowledge – Person in Charge demonstrates knowledge by being certified in food protection, responding to food safety questions regarding the operation, or operation complies with the OAC.
V. Food from Approved Source – Food obtained from approved source; received at proper temperature; good condition, safe & unadulterated. Required records available for shellstock tags and/or parasite destruction.
VI. Time and Temperature Controlled for Safety Food – Facility uses proper cooking time and temperatures. Reheating procedures for hot holding; cooling time and temperatures; hot holding temperatures; cold holding temperatures; date marking and disposition. Time as public health control procedures and record.
VII. Protection from Contamination – Food is properly separated and protected. Food contact surfaces are cleaned and sanitized.
VIII. Consumer Advisory – provided for any raw or undercooked foods.
IX. Highly Susceptible Populations – Pasteurized foods used prohibited foods not offered.
X. Chemical – Food additives are approved and properly used. Toxic substances properly identified, stored, and used.
XI. Conformance with Approved Procedures – Compliance with variance, specialized process, and HACCP plan.
*FACILITY IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL POINTS AT TIME OF INSPECTION.*