SAN ANTONIO – A Southwest Side Mexican restaurant received a long list of demerits after a city health inspector noted a clogged sink and several uncovered food items in a walk-in cooler. Holes in walls, broken tiles lead to low score at often-cited NW Side Indian restaurantThe San Antonio Metropolitan Health District's scoring of food establishments is based on a 100-point demerit system. A separate placard with the number score and a letter grade (example: 100/A) is also available upon request from the food establishment. To see more health inspection scores and to go Behind the Kitchen Door with Dillon Collier, click HERE for our special section . Check out more restaurant scores by clicking here.

SAN ANTONIO – A Mexican restaurant on the city’s Northwest Side was cited late last month for having rusty shelves in its walk-in cooler. Holes in walls, broken tiles lead to low score at often-cited NW Side Indian restaurantThe San Antonio Metropolitan Health District's scoring of food establishments is based on a 100-point demerit system. To see more health inspection scores and to go Behind the Kitchen Door with Dillon Collier, click HERE for our special section . Other scores this week:Bush’s Chicken, 8831 Potranco Rd., 100Chile Tomate y Cebolla Mexican Restaurant, 1009 Donaldson Ave., 100Karolina’s Mexican Food, 11510 U.S. Hwy. Check out more restaurant scores by clicking here.

SAN ANTONIO – A café on the city’s Northwest Side was ordered to go through a re-inspection after pesticides were found being stored on top of sodas. To see more health inspection scores and to go Behind the Kitchen Door with Dillon Collier, click HERE for our special section . 90, 77Café Rosa, 1304 Gardina St., 75Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant, 1005 Old Hwy. 90, 59For food establishment complaints in the city of San Antonio, send an email to Metro Health or call 210-207-8853. Check out more restaurant scores by clicking here.

SAN ANTONIO – A pizzeria on the city’s Northwest Side was ordered to go through a reinspection last month after an inspector found a dough mixer with food debris built up on it. READ MORE: Flies, gnats, roaches, bees lead to low health score for South Side restaurantThe San Antonio Metropolitan Health District's scoring of food establishments is based on a 100-point demerit system. A separate placard with the number score and a letter grade (example: 100/A) is also available upon request from the food establishment. To see more health inspection scores and to go Behind the Kitchen Door with Dillon Collier, click HERE for our special section . Check out more restaurant scores by clicking here.

SAN ANTONIO – A restaurant on the city’s far West Side came close to failing a health inspection last month after an inspector saw an employee holding cooked egg rolls with their bare hands. READ MORE: Flies, gnats, roaches, bees lead to low health score for South Side restaurantThe San Antonio Metropolitan Health District's scoring of food establishments is based on a 100-point demerit system. A separate placard with the number score and a letter grade (example: 100/A) is also available upon request from the food establishment. To see more health inspection scores and to go Behind the Kitchen Door with Dillon Collier, click HERE for our special section . Check out more restaurant scores by clicking here.