Restaurant Inspections: Deleo's Deli Earns Perfect Mark
Also, Arby's passes inspection with a few glitches.
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Our restaurant inspections check out local eateries in Florissant and surrounding areas, including Creve Coeur, Maryland Heights and Hazelwood.
Each week, Florissant Patch publishes information from the local restaurant inspections of St. Louis County Department of Health as well as their grade.
Here are the latest restaurant inspections for the past 90 days:
Arby’s
Address: 13963 New Halls Ferry Rd., Florissant
Date of Inspection: Jan. 22
Type of Inspection: Routine
Risk Factor: 2
Grade: 97-A
Comments: Mildew found built up on plastic shield of ice machine; gaskets on coolers and freezers torn and must be corrected by next inspection; water valve under sink is leaking; floor grout needs to be repaired.
Deleo’s Deli and Café
Address: 2782 N. Highway 67, Florissant
Date of Inspection: Feb. 4
Type of Inspection: Routine
Risk Factor: 3
Grade: 100-A
Comments: Employee restroom out of order; incomplete Hepatitis A record; employee drink cup stored next to food items.
Hazelwood West High School
Address: 1 Wildcat Lane, Hazelwood
Date of Inspection: Jan. 25
Type of Inspection: Complaint
Risk Factor: 1
Grade: 100-A
Comments: Health department received complaint that staff does not wear gloves or hairnets when handling or preparing food. In addition, steam table wells are not cleaned or drained each week. Inspector did routine inspection and found all employees with gloves and hairnets and manager said the steam tables are cleaned daily. The dish area was found to be out of service.
Hibachi San
Address: 5555 St. Louis Mills Blvd., Hazelwood
Date of Inspection: Jan. 22
Type of Inspection: Follow-up
Risk Factor: 2
Grade: 100-A
Comments: Proof of Hepatitis A records provided for all employees;; wiping cloths stored in proper place.
Gourmet to Go
Address: 25 Progress Parkway, Maryland Heights
Date of Inspection: Jan. 28
Type of Inspection: Routine
Risk Factor: 2
Grade: 99-A
Comments: Stainless steel shelf has build up of old food particles and grime.
Hotshots Sports Bar and Grill
Address: 12664 Dorsett Rd., Maryland Heights
Date of Inspection: Dec. 12
Type of Inspection: Routine
Risk Factor: 3
Grade: 100-A
Comments: None.
Buffalo Wild Wings
Address: 12653 Olive Blvd., Creve Coeur
Date of Inspection: Jan. 16
Type of Inspection: Follow-up
Risk Factor: 3
Grade: 100-A
Comments: None
Bristol Bar and Grill
Address: 11801 Olive Rd., Creve Coeur
Date of Inspection: Jan. 23
Type of Inspection: Routine
Risk Factor: 3
Grade: 98-A
Comments: Unwrapped straws/stirrers not stored properly; exit sign missing on back door; panel under sink damaged.
For more inspection information, check out other reports, including:
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Arby's
1275 Graham Rd, Florissant, MO -
DeLeo's Cafe & Deli
2782 N Us Highway 67, Florissant, MO -
Hazelwood West High School
1 Wildcat Ln, Hazelwood, MO -
Gourmet to Go
25 Progress Pky, Maryland Heights, MO -
Hotshots Bar and Grill
12664 Dorsett Rd, Maryland Heights, MO -
Buffalo Wild Wings
12653 Olive Blvd, Saint Louis, MO
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Bristol Seafood Grill
11801 Olive Blvd, Creve Coeur, MO
Matthew Ingmire
8:59 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
What does it mean by risk factor 3 and risk factor 1?
Aja J. Junior
10:07 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Hey Matthew:
According to the St. Louis County Department of Health: Inspections are risk based. The inspector assigns a number between 1 to 4, with the number indicating the number of times per year a food establishment will be inspected. This is based on the extent of the food preparation, the type of food handling, and past performance at the food establishment.
If you have further questions about our inspections, check out this story we did a couple of years ago: http://florissant.patch.com/articles/inspecting-the-unexpected.
It should help with clarity. :)
Kari Braun
11:43 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
I love Deleo's its always clean and the food is Fantastic!!! Glad they got 100% I know the owners wouldn't have it any other way!
Gary
1:50 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
How can a restaurant get a 100% on their inspections. When Employee restroom out of order; incomplete Hepatitis A record; employee drink cup stored next to food items?
Mark W.
3:55 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Here's why first employee bathroom. Employee bathrooms are not required in restaurants therefore not required for 100%. In DeLeos case the light bulb in the bathroom was burned out. Incomplete Hep A records are because new hires have 30 days to provide proof and the drink cup is a clean cup that was inadvertently placed on a shelf next to dry goods instead of on an adjacent shelf where dishes are stored. Hopefully that answers your question.
Aja J. Junior
6:39 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Gary, I'm not sure. I've seen things where they are considered minor things to get 100 percent, but I'm not sure of the inspector's process.