Behind the Kitchen Door

A restaurant on the far West Side was cited last month for having a dirty microwave and condiment containers in need of cleaning.

A restaurant on the city’s Northwest Side was cited late last month after prepared food items in bowls were found being stored uncovered on the floor.

A restaurant on the city’s Southeast Side was written up last month for a long list of food safety violations that included pests found in flour.

A restaurant on the city’s West Side was ordered to go through a reinspection in late September after food was found not being cooled properly.

A Honduran restaurant was ordered to go through a reinspection in late September after dead pests were found throughout its kitchen area.

A Mexican restaurant on the city’s Southeast Side was cited in September after a health inspector noted rusty shelves and a kitchen in need of a detailed cleaning.

A food mart on the city’s West Side was ordered to go through a re-inspection in June after racking up a long list health code violations that included sewage back-ups and a soiled ice machine.

A meat market near downtown was ordered to toss out raw meat in late May after its temperature was nearly 10 degrees warmer than allowed by health standards.

A restaurant located near downtown failed a city health inspection in May after chicken wings in the process of being prepared were compromised by a backflow of sewage in a sink, San Antonio Metropolitan Health records show.

A Mexican restaurant on the Northeast Side was ordered to go through a re-inspection earlier this year after live roaches were found in an upstairs, unused refrigerator and other areas of the establishment.

A northwest San Antonio market was forced to close portions of its establishment temporarily and go through a re-inspection last month after racking up a long list of violations.

China Rose, located in the 2500 block of SW Military Drive, received a score of 76 after racking up violations that also included improper hand washing.

A far west San Antonio buffet was cited earlier this year after it was found violating COVID-19 protocols, city health records show.

A restaurant on the city’s far West Side was written up late last month after moldy lemons were found by a city health inspector.

A Subway restaurant on the city’s Southeast Side was cited last month after having no hot water during an inspection and for employees not washing their hands after handling cash.

A food mart on the city’s East Side failed a health inspection last month after racking up a long list of violations that included food being stored next to chemicals.

A far north San Antonio pub was cited by health officials in late January after food was found being stored under condensation drips in a walk-in cooler.

A smoothie place on the Northwest Side was written up for a long list of health code violations in January after an inspector found pest control products that are not allowed to be used in food establishments.