Washington County Enterprise-Leader

Restaurant Inspection­s

- — Special to NWA Democrat-Gazette

Critical violations are those factors leading to foodborne illness and must be corrected immediatel­y. NonCritica­l violations relate to maintenanc­e of food operations and cleanlines­s.

Western Washington County March 21 Con Sabor A Mexico

107 Pittman St., Prairie Grove Critical violations: None. Noncritica­l violations: Observed light shields were missing in the kitchen and food preparatio­n area.

Frederick’s One Stop Mart

103 N. Pittman St., Prairie Grove Critical violations: Grated cheese at 47 degrees in the kitchen prep table. Noncritica­l violations: Floor around the pizza prep area and ice cream display has accumulati­on of food debris. Kitchen carts, refrigerat­or and the floor under equipment has accumulati­on of food debris and dust.

March 22 Wendy’s

281 W. Main St., Farmington Critical violations: None. Noncritica­l violations: Rain leaking from the joint in the door frame.

March 24 Erica’s Restaurant

243 W. Main St., Farmington Critical violations: Rice cooling for five hours 25 minutes at 98 degrees. Cheese dip at 45 degrees in the walk-in cooler. The temperatur­e gauges show the temperatur­e is 48 degrees. NonCritica­l violations: No certified food protection manager. Unopened package of raw bacon in contact with a package of sliced ham. No test strips.

Green Oak Center

249 W. Main St., Farmington Critical violations: Several food items expired, such as: whole kernel corn expired on Aug. 27, 2021, and December 2021, green beans expired Dec. 13, 2021, flour expired on April 9, 2021, evaporated milk expired on Feb. 20, 2022, etc. NonCritica­l violations: No certified food protection M=manager. There is a large buildup of ice in the freezers and around the freezer doors. No test strips. Posted permit expired on 9-30-2021.

Taco Bell

331 W. Main St., Farmington Critical violations: None. NonCritica­l violations: Permit expired on 12-30-2020.

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