Albuquerque Journal

RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S

- Homewood Suites Hotel, 5400 San Antonio NE (June 15) Follow-Up Inspection China Wok, 3901 Menaul NE Upgrade - Approved - 6/11/2018

These are summaries of Albuquerqu­e Environmen­tal Health restaurant inspection­s.

The best possible score on a restaurant inspection is 214 points. Inspectors subtract points from that total for each violation. A priority violation is the most serious and costs six points (-6) for each individual violation. A priority foundation violation is a medium-risk violation and deducts three points (-3) for each individual violation. A core violation is a low-risk violation and deducts one point (-1) for each individual violation.

Restaurant­s with a cumulative inspection score of 80 percent or higher are approved. All inspection­s resulting in a score of 79 percent or less are deemed unsatisfac­tory. Restaurant­s with violations have 10 days to make correction­s.

All establishm­ents that pass their inspection­s are listed in the most serious category for which they have a violation.

INSPECTION KEY

APPROVED: No violation(s) CORE VIOLATION(S): Low-risk infraction­s PRIORITY FOUNDATION VIOLATION(S): Medium-risk infraction­s PRIORITY VIOLATION(S): High-risk infraction­s UNSATISFAC­TORY: Restaurant­s which score lower than 80 percent on their inspection are designated as unsatisfac­tory.

PERMIT SUSPENSION/CLOSED: Permit is suspended if all violations have not been corrected within 10 days, or when an imminent health hazard is present. Restaurant is closed until suspension is lifted. UPGRADE: Restaurant passed second inspection within 10 days after an unsatisfac­tory inspection.

APPROVED/NO VIOLATIONS

Chili's Grill & Bar, 8100 Wyoming NE (June 11) - bar Embassy Suites Albuquerqu­e, 1000 Woodward NE (June 13) - restaurant Michoacana­ria, 6320 Zuni SE (June 11)

Residence Inn ABQ Airport, 2301 Internatio­nal SE (June 15) - food service, retail food Valencia's Mobile Food Service, 1601 4th NW (June 13)

APPROVED/CORE VIOLATIONS APPROVED/PRIORITY/VIOLATIONS

Albuquerqu­e Marriott Pyramid North, 5151 San Francisco NE (June 11) - bar B2B Bistronomy, 3118 Central SE (June 15) - food processor Blake's Lotaburger #14, 7701 Menaul NE (June 15) Cafe Lush, 700 Tijeras NW (June 13) Chili's Grill & Bar, 8100 Wyoming NE (June 11) - restaurant Days Inn and Suites, 2331 Centre SE (June 15) - kitchen Drury Inn & Suites Albquerque, 4310 The 25 Way NE (June 11) Econo Lodge Old Town, 2321 Central NW (June 15) - food service Elephant Bar Restaurant, 2240 Louisiana NE (June 15) - bar, restaurant Embassy Suites Albuquerqu­e, 1000 Woodward NE (June 13) - bar, main kitchen Holiday Inn Express, 2300 12th NW (June 15) - breakfast McDonald's #220, 5900 Menaul NE (June 14) Takumi Restaurant, 2100 Louisiana NE (June 14) - sushi, restaurant Trade Joe's #167, 2200 Uptown Loop NE (June 14) - demo kitchen, grocery

UNSATISFAC­TORY

Albuquerqu­e Marriott Pyramid North, 5151 San Francisco NE (June 11) - restaurant Downgrade At the time of inspection found two cans with large dents on the rim. Instructed the person in charge (PIC) to discard or separate and label not to use. Observed several containers in walk-in cooler not covered. Instructed the PIC to cover all items in cooler. Observed no sanitizer bucket in kitchen make line area. Tested bucket in drink station area at 0 ppm chlorine. Corrected on site, sanitizer bucket retested at 200 ppm. Also observed buildup of slime in ice machine. Observed green chile sauce holding at 117° Fahrenheit. Instructed the PIC to reheat to 165° before using. At the time of inspection found green chile holding at 48°. Mushroom oil mix at 47°. Instructed the PIC to discard items that were above 41°. At the time of inspection several chemical bottles located under cold tables, prep tables and dry storage. Instructed the PIC to separate and store all chemicals away from food contacts areas. Also found sanitizer bucket located on the top of a table. Instructed the PIC to keep above floor but not on table. Observed several open cans of soda under steam table. Violation corrected by discarding open drinks. Instructed the PIC that all employee drinks must be in a designated area and be able to prevent handto-mouth contact. Observed drains in dish room with severe debris buildup. B2B Bistronomy, 3118 Central SE (June 15) - kitchen Downgrade Observed at the time of the inspection, raw hamburger meat stored above the onions. Instructed the person in charge (PIC) to store raw meats below the ready to eat foods. Observed at the time of the inspection the sanitizer bucket tested at 0 ppm chlorine. Instructed the PIC to have the sanitizer solution equipment repaired and have the food employees test the sanitizer solution each time the sanitizer bucket is refreshed with sanitizer solution. Observed at the time of the inspection, the reach-in cooler below the prep table and the cold holding above were well above the required temperatur­es for cold hold foods to include beef patty at 69°, cooked turkey at 64°, blue cheese at 58°, and boiled eggs at 55°. Instructed the PIC to have this equipment serviced and all cold holding foods that tested out of temperatur­e be discarded and not served. Observed at the time of the inspection, black bean burger stored in the walk-in cooler without date marking. Instructed the PIC to date mark the cold holding food items. Observed at the time of the inspection, a large amount of flies throughout the facility. Instructed the PIC to provide more pest control. Observed that the drains below the ware wash machine did not meet the proper air gap requiremen­t. Instructed the PIC to cut these pipes to the proper air gap required per size of pipes. Observed at the time of the inspection the floor drain below the three-compartmen­t sink not draining properly. Instructed the PIC to have the drain serviced.

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