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Food Safety Report: Pak Sweets, 2326 W Devon Ave, Chicago, Il, USA.

2 months ago •source chicago.gov • business

Chicago, 60659 Illinois, United States

Report date: Nov 4, 2025
38. Insects, rodents, & animals not present
- comments: observed 3 live roaches on wall at dishwash area and 40 live small flies on walls at dishwash area. Instructed manager must remove all insect/pest activity by date of reinspection. Priority foundation 7-38-020(c). Advised to call pest control operator for service.

55. Physical facilities installed, maintained & clean
- comments: observed accumulated food debris/dirt build up on floor and walls throughout prep areas and dishwash area. Instructed manager must detail clean floors and wals throughout.

Source: chicago.gov

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