There is a high hazard rating for two Prince George restaurants and seven others with a moderate hazard rating, according to Northern Health.
The restaurants currently rated high are Nelly’s Pub & Pizza on March 2, 2023 with critical violations of potential hazardous food storage, improper thawing and issues with sanitizing of equipment and utensils, as well as evidence of mice and overall lack of cleanliness.
Salted Cracker #2 in the Hart rated high on March 2, 2023 for critical violations of potential food contamination, lack of sanitizing equipment and utensils and an employee lacked hygiene for clothing and hair control.
Brizolla Grill rated moderate on Jan. 17, with a previous rating of high on Jan. 13, 2023, for food not protected from contamination.
Courtyard by Marriott rated moderate on Jan. 24 for not cooling food safely, equipment and utensils not kept sanitized and no handwashing station for employees.
Famous Wok rated moderate on Jan. 16 for hazardous food storage and evidence of mice and other sanitation violations in a follow up to two ratings of high hazard on Jan. 6 and 9 for similar repeated offences.
Little Caesars on Central has a moderate rating from inspections on Feb. 13, 2023, Dec. 15, 2022, Dec. 3, 2022 and Nov. 4, 2022 and includes violations of hazardous food storage and evidence of mice.
Save On Foods Deli at Spruceland rated moderate on Feb. 15, 2023 for potential hazardous food storage, improper equipment sanitization and overall lack of cleanliness.
Tim Horton’s on the Hart rated moderate on March 2, 2023, for potentially hazardous food storage, improper equipment and utensil sanitization, overall lack of cleanliness and no one on site had Foodsafe certification.
White Spot rated moderate during a follow up on Feb. 8, after an inspection on Feb. 6 ranked high for violations including critical equipment and utensils not sanitized properly, a gap in the back door that may allow pests to enter, premises not maintained in sanitary condition, and premises not properly maintained with those repeated to a lesser degree during the follow up on Feb. 8.
Northern Health's public health protection web page has more details.
