Reports from the Madison County Health Department are based on recent inspections of restaurants and other places that serve food. A critical violation is one that could significantly contribute to contamination, illness or environmental hazard. A non-critical violation is a minor violation, unlikely to contribute to contamination, illness or environmental hazard. Potentially hazardous food is food that needs to be kept below 31 degrees or above 135 degrees. Restaurants may have corrected violations between the time of the inspection and publication of this report. All reports are from routine bi-annual inspections, unless otherwise indicated.
(*) Indicates violation repeated from earlier inspection.
(R) Indicates repeated violations.
Note: Food and service items (cups, lids, etc.) must be stored at least six inches above the floor.
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Tenth Street Elementary School, 3124 E. Tenth St., Anderson — Jan. 5, 2010
Complaint filed 01-04-10: Cold spaghetti, hot dogs and corndogs; moldy bread. January fifth inspection revealed none of the above violations. Lasagna was at 175 degrees; and no bread was moldy.
Vermillion Place, 449 Main St., Anderson - Jan. 5
Critical violation: Large pieces of meat were being cooled, wrapped in plastic. Internal temperature at 94 to 97 degrees after three hours.
Non-critical violation: Wiping cloths not being stored in sanitizing solution between uses.
CVS 6656, 3824 Main St., Anderson. — Jan. 6
No violations found.
Lone Star Steak House, 1721 E. 60th St., Anderson - Jan. 6
Non-critical violations: 1) Salad lettuce, soup and butter portions found uncovered in walk in cooler. 2) Thermometer inoperable in reach in cooler under salad make area. 3) Soap not provided at hand sink in the bar area. 4) Tub of onion batter found not labeled.
KFC @ Ebbertt, 325 W. 38th St., Anderson - Jan. 7
Critical violation: Hand sink found inaccessible.
CVS 6618, 105 N. Park Ave., Alexandria - Jan. 11
No violations found.
CVS 6651, 2003 Broadway, Anderson - Jan. 11
Non-critical violation: Inside of ice cream freezer not clean.
Village Pantry, 104 S., Park Ave., Alexandria - Jan. 11
Critical violation: Hand sink in kitchen area blocked by trash.
Buffalo Wild Wings, 1800 Applewood Center, Anderson - Jan. 12
Critical violation: Employee drink found on counter without lid or straw.
Non-critical violations: 1) Thermometer not provided in reach in cooler next to the grill. 2) No shield on light in walk in meat cooler. 3) Boxes of bread stored directly on floor in walk in freezer. 4) Soda gun at bar found soiled.
China Buffet, 1408 W. Ind. 28, Elwood - Jan. 12
Critical violations: 1) (*) Cooked chicken stored by the wok area at 57 to 51 degrees. 2) Food items on bars not reaching required temperatures (potatoes 122 degrees/fried shrimp at 125 degrees). 3) Raw meats found stored above other items.
Non-critical violations: 1) Pan of chicken stored on top of another. 2) Chicken being thawed at room temperature. 3) Clothing stored with food preparation equipment.
Kmart 9124, 1501 S. Ind. 37, Elwood - Jan. 12
No violations found.
Pizza Hut, 405 N. Anderson St., Elwood - Jan 12
Critical violation: Hand sink in back of kitchen inaccessible.
Non-Critical violations: 1) Wall behind pizza oven has grease and dust build-up. 2) Vent above pizza oven has dust and grease build-up.
El Chile Poblano, 2205 S. Park Ave., Alexandria - Jan. 14
Critical violation: (*) Raw meat found stored above other food items in walk in cooler.
Non-critical violations: 1) Thermometers either not in good working order or not found in refrigeration units. 2) Wiping cloths not being kept in sanitizing solution between uses. 3) Bags of onions found stored directly on floor in storage room.
Ricker’s 23, 114 W. Eighth St., Anderson - Jan. 14
Non-critical violations: 1) Ice machine (not in use) found stored in back room. 2) Box of Danishes found stored directly on the floor in walk in cooler.
Art’s Pizza, 2927 Broadway, Anderson - Jan. 15
Critical violation: Spaghetti and meatballs in warmer were at 110 and 124 degrees.
Non-critical violation: Thermometer not provided at pizza make table.
Longfellow Plaza, 319 E. 12th St., Anderson - Jan. 15
Critical violation: Tongs found stored on the hand sink.
Madewell Ice Cream, 2336 Columbus Ave., Anderson - Jan. 15
Critical violation: Cooked potatoes stored on counter were at 74 degrees.
Non-critical violation: Paper towels not provided at hand sink.
Madison County Youth Center, 3420 Mounds Road, Anderson - Jan. 15
No violations found.
Marathon, 922 E. 38th St., Anderson - Jan. 15
Non Critical violations: 1) Pop dispensers found soiled. 2) Boxes of fountain soda found stored directly on the floor.
Meijer Convenience Store, 6630 Scatterfield Road, Anderson - Jan. 15
No violations found.
Verdin Groceries, 1816 W. 25th St., Anderson - Jan. 15
Non-critical violation: Thermometer not provided in white freezer.
Village Pantry, 112 E. 14th St., Anderson - Jan. 15
Non-critical violation: No light shield in the freezer.
Dollar General 8692, 444 E. Main St., Chesterfield - Jan. 20
No violations found.
McClure Oil Co., 3303 E. Main St., Anderson - Jan. 20
No violations found.
Ricker’s Petro 14, 100 Federal Drive, Chesterfield - Jan. 20
No violations found.
Anderson University, 1215 University Blvd., Anderson - Jan. 21
Critical violations: 1) Salad bar does not meet required temperatures (shredded cheese at 57 degrees and broccoli salad at 47 degrees). 2) Chicken on serving line was at 108 degrees.
Dairy Queen, 730 W. 53rd St., Anderson - Jan. 21
Non-critical violations: 1) Reach in cooler in the grill area found at 54 degrees. 2) Light shield not provided in walk in freezer. 3) Ice cream scoop not being properly stored between uses. 4) Plastic spoon found stored in pineapple topping. 5) Paper towels not provided at hand sink.
Kentucky Fried Chicken, 1704 S. Scatterfield Road, Anderson - Jan. 21
No violations found.
Long John Silver’s, 7794, 1834 E. 18th St., Anderson - Jan. 21
Non-critical violation: Wiping cloths not being kept in sanitizing solution between uses.
Maxine’s Coffee Shop, 2109 Scatterfield Road, Anderson - Jan. 21
Critical violation: Milk products found not date marked.
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