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Food Safety Report: Julius Meinl Restaurant and Cafe, 3601 N Southport Ave, Chicago, IL, USA.

4 years ago •source chicago.gov • business

3601 North Southport Avenue, Chicago, 60613 Illinois, United States

Report date: Feb 3, 2022
16. Food-contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized
- comments: 4-601. 11(a) top interior of ice machine a build-up of black slime substance, dripping onto ice cubes stored at below ice bin. Ice is used for human consumption. Instructed to clean, sanitize and maintain priority foundation:7-38-005. Citation issued -

51. Plumbing installed; proper backflow devices
- comments: floor drain under 3-compartment sink draining slowly. Instructed manager said floor drain must drain quickly.

Source: chicago.gov

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