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Food Safety Report: Mcdonald's, 3610 N Clark St , Chicago, Il, USA.

1 year ago •source chicago.gov • business

3610 North Clark Street, Chicago, 60613 Illinois, United States

Report date: Mar 1, 2024
16. Food-contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized
- comments: observed slight pink build up inside ice machine upper portion. Must clean interior of ice machine and ice machine interior plastic tubes.

38. Insects, rodents, & animals not present
- comments: observed 1/4 inch gap between front entrance double doors. Must rodent proof said doors.

55. Physical facilities installed, maintained & clean
- comments: observed debris on walls at prep and dishwash area. Must clean walls and maintain.

Source: chicago.gov

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