Most recent restaurant inspections
Published 12:00 am Sunday, July 7, 2019
DESCHUTES COUNTY RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
Highest scoring
Ponderosa Pizza: 100
Hampton Inn and Suites: 100
VFW Post (Bend): 100
Avid Cider Taproom: 100
Pump House Bar and Grill: 100
Big O Bagels (Butler Market): 100
Geno’s Italian Grill: 100
Widgi Creek Golf Club: 100
Bo’s Falafel Bar: 100
St. Charles Medical Center (Redmond): 100
Timbers Bar and Grill (North): 100
Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center: 100
Comfort Suites (Redmond): 100
Eagle Crest Conference Center: 100
Substance: 100
Eagle Crest Resort Course Golf Club: 100
Eagle Crest Ridge Golf Shop: 100
Baldy’s Barbeque (SW Century): 100
Tetherow Golf Club Snack Shack: 100
McDonald’s of Bend (North): 100
Turn at Crosswater: 100
Lowest scoring
Gallery Restaurant and Bar: 81 — Observed employee drinking and returning to work without washing hands. Unauthorized personnel are on the premises or employees are not properly trained in food safety or food allergy awareness. Pies have no date marking.
COCC: Elevation Restaurant: 82 — Raw shell eggs are stored over ready-to-eat food items in both walk-in coolers. Creme fraiche is dated 14 days prior to inspection, and pickled asparagus (heat treated) is dated 16 days prior to inspection. Two hand sinks in kitchen at 70 degrees (preset, foot pedal). Lemon and lime presses are painted and will chip. Wooden cutting board is cracked and difficult to clean.
Hong Kong Restaurant: 83 — Utensils used to dispense oil and corn starch mixture caused oil and cornstarch (held at room temperature) to be mixed with potentially hazardous foods (cooked noodles and vegetables). Noted open drinking container in kitchen area. Cooked pork, chicken and shrimp not dated with cook date. Open cream in bar not dated with open date. Many items in walk-in refrigerator and freezer and reach-in not covered. Noted wet wiping cloths not kept in sanitizer solution. Area around wok cooking area with large deposits of grease and food debris. Food debris noted on floors under cook line and around legs of equipment, on shelving, on bulk containers and on floors of walk-in refrigerator and freezer.
Drake: 84 — Containers of raw, pooled eggs in kitchen reach-in cooler over micro greens and tortillas. Bar reach-in cooler at 48 degrees. Half-eaten plate of food with fork on cookline. Cookline hand sink has bag of leafy greens in basin. No thermometer in small cookline reach-in cooler.
Mother’s Downtown Kitchen: 86 — Individual packets of butter on cookline counter at room temp; cookline refrigerated drawers at 47 degrees. Open cup of coffee on cookline. Consumer advisory is not tied to the three menu items with undercooked animal meats/eggs (sunny eggs and tuna). No soap available at front hand sink. Wood plunger for juicer is chipping wood fragments. Fan screens in walk-in cooler are dirty.
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.