Most recent restaurant inspections
Published 12:00 am Sunday, April 21, 2019
DESCHUTES COUNTY RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
Highest scoring
Trending
Just Cut Organic Juice Bar: 100
Bellataza (NW Wall St.): 100
Goody’s Chocolate Company (downtown): 100
La Posada Mexican Grill (Highland): 100
Pappy’s Pizzeria (Redmond): 100
Togos (N. U.S. Highway 97): 100
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Dry Fields Cider: 100
Strictly Organic Coffee Co. (Old Mill): 100
The Shepherd’s House: 100
Boneyard Pub: 100
Arby’s of Redmond: 100
Porter Brewing Company: 100
Dang’s Restaurant: 100
Jamba Juice (U.S. Highway 20): 100
Mt. Bachelor Scapolos: 100
Lowest scoring
Roszaks Fish House: 90 — Red curry with date mark one month prior to inspection and olives with date mark 12 days prior to inspection in reach-in refrigerator. Plates of cooked macaroni and bags of cooked meats were on countertop being incorrectly thawed.
Boxwood Kitchen: 89 — Chlorine dish machine measuring 0 parts per million. Observed employee eating in kitchen upon arrival. No consumer advisory for aioli or undercooked egg.
Crux Fermentation Project: 87 — Half and half open date 20 days prior to inspection, mozzarella dated 13 days prior and ricotta salata dated 13 days prior, brie not dated. Bar dish machine measuring 0 parts per million chlorine. Noted open drinking container in kitchen, employee foods noted in bar refrigerators. Some unused equipment including cooking pot and burner held outside carport area.
Black Bear Diner (Bend) 85 — Sliced oranges and sliced tomatoes were stored under container of raw shell eggs in omelet prep cooler. Corned beef at 49 degrees, beef hash at 47 degrees in overfilled containers on sandwich prep line, bag of diced potatoes on cutting board at 57 degrees. Sanitizer buckets contain a mixture of Quat and chlorine sanitizer.
Teacupfuls: 84 — Goat cheese open date dated three months prior, mozzarella dated 10 days prior to inspection, cream cheese not dated, cooked chicken not dated. Tapioca pearls at room temperature not marked with time, waffle batter at room temperature not marked with time. Buckets containing wiping cloths with less than 100 parts per million Quat. Facility using black garbage bags to hold cotton candy.
Health inspections were conducted by the Deschutes County Public Health Department and reflect violations observed at inspection. The violations can range from general sanitation and maintenance to violations that have a direct connection to preventing foodborne illness to violations in procedures by maintenance that control the risk of foodborne illness, such as documentation, labeling, personnel training and equipment.