Ellis Co. restaurant and lodging inspections, 9/23 – 9/29

Last week’s inspection results from the Kansas Department of Agriculture:

A&A Coors 823 8th St., Hays – Sept. 26

A routine inspection found no violations.

Total Convenience 106 West Main, Victoria – Sept. 26

A routine inspection found three violations.

On the table next to the cash register there was a hot dog rolling cooking unit that did not have a sneeze guard / protected guard present to prevent contamination of the food on the rollers. Three hot dogs were present on the rollers at time of inspection.
In the walk-in cooler, there were made in house breakfast burritos that had eggs and sausage with no dates of when they were made.
There was a plastic bucket in the kitchen area with a clear liquid and a towel present. The container was without a label.

Victoria High School 1107 10th St., Victoria – Sept. 26

An FDA contract inspection found one violation.

On the floor mixer arm, there was dried food residue present and the bucket stored directly under.

Early Childhood Connections 2501 East 13th St., Hays – Sept. 23

A follow-up inspection found no violations.

Mokas Coffee 1230 East 27th St., Hays – Sept. 23

A routine inspection found six violations.

Above the single door mini refrigerator, there is a prep table for coffee with an opened container of milk that was being stored. The temperature of the Milk was 57 F. All Other Cold Holding Temperatures are in compliance.
In the walk-in refrigerator, there were two containers of cut ham that had dates of 6/4/19 on both containers. In the refrigerated display cooler, there were eight sections of assorted cheesecakes with no date of when they were opened.
In the two-door Traulsen refrigerator, there was an opened container of almond milk and organic milk with no dates of when they were opened.
On the storage rack in the back prep area, there was two of six food-grade plastic containers that had sticker residue present along the outside of the containers. All six containers were being stacked inside one another. The electric food slicer was stored as clean had dried food residue present on the backside of the blade.
No paper towels or other hand drying provisions at the prep and line handwashing sinks.
In the chemical storage area, there was a spray bottle that held a blue liquid with no label on the container.

RG&G Investments 1130 East 41st St., Hays – Sept. 23

A routine inspection found two violations.

In the self-service creamer dispenser, there was a container of 1/2 and 1/2 with no date of when it was opened.
In the back storage area, there were five containers of liquid hand soaps being stored directly above an opened case of lids for soda containers. No evidence of leaking was observed.