San Antonio restaurant inspections: Nov. 9, 2018 - mexican restaurant refried beans side dish

This week's review of city health checks at San Antonio restaurants has been covered.
According to a report from the San Antonio Department of Food and Environmental Services, the findings include cockroaches, dirty equipment and bare hands.
While many restaurants are rated lower for moldy ice buckets and dirty containers, the choice of utensils in some restaurants is considered inappropriate.
A health inspector at a northern Mexican restaurant observed that staff scooped up their fried beans in bowls, while another eastern restaurant scooped up their salsa in cups.
Flipping the tortillas with your bare hands might be a great way to impress your abuelita, but for the staff of Angel Mexico paradise it doesn't fly --
Who is also observed without proper hair restrictions.
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A restaurant that has to score 89 points or less --
Or less than ""
During a random city health check in the past week
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News checks hundreds of restaurant inspections conducted by the San Antonio Food and Environmental Services Department every week to bring you restaurants with a score of 89 or less.
The rating of the restaurant is 100
"100" is a perfect score, the disadvantage is based on the number of violations found in regular food agency inspections.
According to the health department, there are three categories of shortcomings, each of which is assigned a score of 3, 2, and 1.
The scores and shortcomings listed are only representative of the restaurant's condition at the time of inspection, random survey agencies.
If you have any questions about the inspection or complaint of the food agency, please call 3-1-1 or 210-207-6000.
Prepare to provide the name, location, date and details of the accident.