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Food Safety Report: La Adelita, 2058 W 19th St , Chicago, Il, USA.

1 year ago •source chicago.gov • business

2058 West 19th Street, Chicago, 60608 Illinois, United States

Report date: Jul 12, 2024
59. Previous priority foundation violation corrected
- comments: 8-404. 13(b:3) observed previous priority foundation violation not corrected from inspection report #2597070 dated 7/5/24; still evidence of pest activity on site, observed about 20 live large flies in the rear dish washing area, and about 20 rodent droppings by the reach in cooler condenser. Instructed to eliminate all pest activity, clean and sanitize affected areas and recommended contacting pest control for a service. Priority violation. Citation issued 7-42-090.

Source: chicago.gov

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