L iving and dead roaches on glue traps throughout a restaurant kitchen, moldy and damaged fruits and vegetables, employees ...

Inspectors cited nearly a dozen local businesses for food safety violations including a dead mouse, rodent droppings and ...

Unlabeled spray bottles of cleaner were observed in the front area next to the handsink and food prep station. All containers of toxic materials must be labeled at least with the common name.

The Tennessee Department of Health performed hundreds of inspections of restaurants, food trucks and other food service kitchens throughout Williamson County from March 8 to April 8. Most ...

Employee handled gordita with bare hands. Unlabeled spray bottle with toxic substance near sugar dispensers. Powdered soap stored improperly near food items. No Food Protection Manager Certificate ...

Mecklenburg County health inspectors found multiple violations at restaurants in May, from fruit flies and sewage water, to ...

Education given. Corrected on site. Observed an unlabeled spray bottle containing oven cleaner in the kitchen. Education given. Corrected on site. Observed 0 parts per million bleach in the dish ...

Violations include no paper towels at bathroom sinks, gallon of milk wasn’t labeled with its opening date, unlabeled spray bottles of cleaner and bleach water, two aluminum pans of ribs had mold ...

A spray bottle of sanitizer stored next to salt and sugar. This violation was corrected during the inspection. An unlabeled spray bottle. This violation was corrected during the inspection.

Double-check the sushi you're ordering — a Springfield restaurant was cited this week for serving one type of fish but calling it another. Sushi Village, 1440 W. Republic Road, was selling ...

Employee handled gordita with bare hands. Unlabeled spray bottle with toxic substance near sugar dispensers. Powdered soap stored improperly near food items. No Food Protection Manager Certificate ...