Metro Albany Kitchen Inspections: Aug. 26-Sept. 1, 2017
Inspections of restaurants and other eating establishments in Metro Albany and Mitchell and Calhoun counties
By Jim Hendricks
These establishments were inspected Aug. 26-Sept. 1 by county Environmental Health offices. To contact the health office, call (229) 438-3943.
DOUGHERTY
Aug. 28
Deerfield Windsor School Lower Campus, 1733 Beattie Road
Score: 96, Grade: A
Violation: Observed no written procedure for educating employees on how to respond to vomit/fecal incidents onto surfaces in the facility. Gave the PIC another copy of the vomit/fecal incident clean up form. Corrected On-Site. New Violation.
The Bread House of Albany, 520 N. Jefferson St.
Score: 100, Grade: A
Aug. 29
Hilton Garden Inn Albany/Food Service, 101 S. Front St.
Score: 82, Grade: B
Violations: Observed PIC not on the premises of the food service establishment at all times. PIC arrived during the inspection. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed the PIC had no employee health policy to follow to ensure that if a food employee exhibit symptoms and when to report symptoms. PIC was given a copy of the employee health policy. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed no vomiting/clean up procedure available for the restaurant. PIC was given a copy of the procedure. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed Honey Dew Melons, Cantaloupe and 2% milk being held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. PIC discarded the food items. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed serving utensils not stored in a protected location for TCS foods. Utensils were removed from the area to be cleaned. Corrected On-Site. New Violation.
Remarks: Discussed having someone in charge available at all times.
Taco Bell No. 029099, 1505 N. Slappey Blvd.
Score: 100, Grade: A
Aug. 30
Northside Elementary, 901 14th St.
Score: 100, Grade: A
Aug. 31
Radium Springs Middle School, 2600 Radium Spring Road
Score: 96, Grade: A
Violations: Observed light bulbs in the walk-in-cooler not shielded or coated in an area exposed to food. PIC will place a work order to have the shield replaced. New Violation. Observed pests not removed from control devices and the premises at a frequency that prevents accumulation, decomposition, or attraction of pests. PIC will have the pest removed. New Violation.
Sherwood Christian Academy, 1418 Oold Pretoria Road
Score: 100, Grade: A
Sept. 1
Riverfront Bar-B-Q Mobile Unit No. 2, 533 U.S. Highway 19 S., Leesburg
Score: 99, Grade: A
Violations: Observed the most current inspection report was not prominently displayed for the public to view. PIC will post new inspection. Corrected On-Site. New Violation.
Remarks: No PHF being prepared during the inspection.
Tift Child Development Center, 622 W. Tift Ave.
Score: 100, Grade: A
LEE
No inspections during the period.
WORTH
Aug. 28
Boss Bar & Grill, 213 S. Main St.
Score: 100, Grade: A
BAKER
No inspections during the period.
TERRELL
No inspections during the period.
MITCHELL
Aug. 28
The Picnic Basket, 10115 U.S. Highway 19, Baconton
Score: 100, Grade: A
Aug. 29
Hot Dog Express, 310 W. Railroad St., Pelham
Score: 92, Grade: A
Violations: Soap unavailable in employee restroom. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed RTE chili without date marking in cooler. Corrected On-Site. New Violation.
Remarks: Tomatoes and cut lettuce located on the prep top cooler were prepared at 12 p.m. and temperature was taken at 12:20 p.m.
Westwood Schools, 255 Fuller St., Camilla
Score: 100, Grade: A
Aug. 31
Pam’s Sno Cone Shack, 98 W. Oakland Ave., Camilla
Score: 100, Grade: A
Pepi Food Services — Equity Group, 7220 U.S. Highway 19 N., Camilla
Score: 100, Grade: A
CALHOUN
No inspections during the period.
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