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Restaurant Inspections: Buffalo Wild Wings, Azteca Mexican Restaurant, Dairy Queen
Restaurant inspections in Fenton are conducted by the St. Louis County Department of Health. Patch has a summary of the public reports affecting area eating and drinking establishments reviewed April 1-May 22.
Grade rankings range from A (highest) to C (lowest). Report comments and explanations are provided in Patch's summary. Follow-up inspections are noted, other visits are routine.
Aldi, 60 Fenton Plz.
- Inspection date: May 2
- Grade: A (100)
- No comments were included in this report.
- Inspection date: April 30
- Grade: A (96)
- Comments: A hand washing sink did not have soap nearby; food bins were not properly labeled; some food items were stored less than six inches off the floor; wet dishes were stacked on a storage rack; soda nozzles contained syrup build-up; a map was found sitting on the floor, and not hung up to air dry.
- Inspection date: April 24
- Grade: A (100)
- No comments were included in this report.
- Inspection date: April 22
- Grade: A (100)
- Comments: A customer told the Health Department they got sick several hours after heating a ranch chicken sandwich. The inspector did not find any violations that could lead to sickness, according to the report. The complaint was closed.
- Inspection date: May 2
- Grade: A (99)
- Comments: The inspector observed several gaskets with heavy food debris build-up. Scratched cutting boards were recommended for repair or replacement.
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