Metro Albany Kitchen Inspections: Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 2018
Inspections of restaurants and other eating establishments in Metro Albany and Mitchell and Calhoun counties
Staff Reports
These establishments were inspected Oct. 26-Nov. 1 by the Environmental Health offices of Dougherty, Lee, Baker, Terrell, Worth, Mitchell and Calhoun counties. To contact the health office, call (229) 438-3943.
DOUGHERTY
Oct. 29
EAST SIDE PUB/BLUE DOG STATION, 1502 E. Broad Ave.
Score: 100
LEE
No inspections during period.
WORTH
Oct. 30
MARY ALICE SHIPP SENIOR CENTER, 710 Price St., Sylvester
Score: 100
WORTH CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER, 504 E. Price St., Sylvester
Score: 100
BAKER
No inspections during period.
TERRELL
No inspections during period.
MITCHELL
Nov. 2
PELHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 534 Barrow Ave., Pelham
Score: 100
PELHAM MIDDLE SCHOOL, 209 Mathewson Ave. , Pelham
Score: 91
Violation: Observed milk and sliced cheese in walk-in cooler being cold held at temps greater than 41 degrees. New Violation.
KRISPY CHIK, 50 N. Harney St., Camilla
Score: 91
Violations: Observed raw chicken thawing in three-compartment sink not in a separate container, sink spray nozzle used during thawing. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed raw chicken leaking on floor of RIC. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed exhaust fan door open while exhaust fan turned off, observed dead insects on floor of dry storage closet. Corrected On-Site. New Violation.
Oct. 30
CASA MAYAS NO. 2, 125 Mathewson Ave., Pelham
Score: 90
Violations: Hand wash sink at bar missing hand-drying provisions. Corrected On-Site. New Violation. Observed excessive grease build-up on walls and floors near exhaust fan in main kitchen. Repeat Violation. Screen missing from exhaust fan window. Repeat Violation.
Remarks: TCS foods discarded after power outage.
CALHOUN
No inspections during period.
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