Read Andover Restaurant Inspection Reports Before You Dine Out

The Andover Health Division regularly inspects restaurants and stores that serve and sell food. Andover News reviewed reports from inspections conducted between June 1 and Aug. 21.

“In general, the establishments are in good shape,” Andover Public Health Director Thomas Carbone said. “For many of these establishments, this round of inspections is the first official inspection in a couple of years as we dealt with Covid-19, so we are seeing some issues with paperwork and minor procedural things. This isn’t unusual, and we are working with them to get the issues addressed.”

The information below is taken from inspection reports Carbone provided to Andover News and includes the number of violations for each restaurant and notes on what caused the violation. None of the reports reviewed contained violations that would be considered serious, and in many cases the violations were fixed while the inspector was still on site or within a day after the inspection.

“The reports do not always reflect the nuances of the regulations, and very few establishments will have ‘no violations’,” Carbone said. “Our inspection program is designed to assist the establishments in providing a safe product for their customers; compliance with the food code is the best way to ensure that safety.”

Restaurants

Andover Deli & Pizzeria, 22 Andover Street, on July 26: 3 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No handwashing sign at handwashing sink in kitchen area. Person in charge will correct.
• Deli slicer with slight food particle accumulation on back of blade. Person in charge will ensure slicer is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized after each use.
• Dishes not sanitized after washing and prior to air drying. Person in charge will ensure wares are thoroughly washed, rinsed, and sanitized prior to being air dried on shelves.
• Observed sliced ham, turkey, and mayonnaise all in top section of in-line refrigerator at incorrect temperature. Inspector discussed corrections with person in charge.

RE-INSPECTION: Andover Deli & Pizzeria, 22 Andover Street, on Aug. 10: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Bartlet Street, 11 Bartlet Street, on Aug. 3: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• Observed multiple foods in walk-in refrigerator with elevated temperatures such as un-opened bottle of maple syrup at 52ºF. PIC states food items were noticeably close to frozen solid when establishment opened this morning, PIC states unit’s thermostat was increased a couple hours ago to aid in defrosting foods. Discussed cold holding requirements with PIC. As determined through discussion with health office, foods affected from elevated temperatures were discarded during time of inspection.
• Observed two containers of yogurt in mini refrigerator behind front counter at 49ºF and 52ºF. Observed significant block of ice appearing to cover vents in unit. PIC states intention to defrost unit. PIC to discard TCS items if they have remained in refrigerator for more than 4 hours.

RE-INSPECTION: Bartlet Street, 11 Bartlet Street, on Aug. 15: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

BuenoMalo, 89 Main Street, on July 28: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• Dishes not sanitized after washing and prior to air drying. Person in charge will ensure wares are thoroughly washed, rinsed, and sanitized prior to being air dried on shelves.

RE-INSPECTION: BuenoMalo, 89 Main Street, on Aug. 11: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Caffe Nero, 77 Main Street, on July 21: 3 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No handwashing soap available at handwashing sink in downstairs area. Corrected at time of inspection.
• No temperature monitoring indicator on dishwasher. Inspector discussed options with person in charge.
• Tiramisu and assorted deli sandwiches in display case at incorrect temperature. Items removed from case and person in charge said they would call to have case serviced.
• Sanitizing test strips past expiration date. Person in charge will order new ones.

RE-INSPECTION: Caffe Nero, 77 Main Street, on Aug. 3: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No temperature monitoring indicator on dishwasher. Temperature indicator has been ordered.
• All other issues corrected on re-inspection.

Cup 89 Boba, 89 Main Street, on July 28: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• Person in charge under the age of 18 and no CFPM certificate available at time of inspection. Discussed proper procedures with person in charge.

RE-INSPECTION: Cup 89 Boba, 89 Main Street, on Aug. 11: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• PIC UNDER 18 UPON ARRIVAL TO RE-INSPECTION. PIC OVER 18 ARRIVED DURING TIME OF RE-INSPECTION. REVIEWED PIC REQUIREMENTS WITH OWNER/PIC.
• Other issues identified in Aug. 3 inspection corrected.

D’Agostinos Deli of Andover, 89-93 Main Street, on Aug 11: 4 violations, 0 repeat violations

• Employee on site has a food handler’s certificate but not a certified food protection manager certificate. Discussed with PIC to ensure at least one employee that has supervisory and/or management responsibility and authority to direct and control food prep and service shall be a certified food protection manager who has shown proficiency of required information through passing an exam that is part of an accredited program.
• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Provided PIC with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.Through discussion with PIC, dishes and wares are washed and rinsed but not sanitized prior to being air dried. Employee obtained bleach sanitizer during time of inspection to properly sanitize dishes and wares before use after cleaning. Discussed with PIC to also obtain corresponding sanitizer testing strips.
• Observed packaged redskin potato salad and plain potato salad all on top shelf of open-face refrigerator between 45-47ºF. Observed packaged raw sirloin tips on bottom shelf of unit at 47ºF. PIC states foods have remained in refrigerator overnight. PIC adjusted thermostat on unit during time of inspection. Discussed with PIC that if food temperatures do not return to 41ºF within an hour, call for service and send status update or repair slip to health office within 24 hours. PIC to either discard or hold for credit affected foods.
• Observed meatballs, roasted red peppers, and egg salad all in cabinet section of sandwich in-line refrigerator at 46ºF, 55ºF, and 53ºF respectively. PIC states foods have remained in unit overnight. PIC states intention to call for service on unit. PIC to send status update or repair slip to health office within 24 hours. PIC to discard TCS foods that have remained in unit for more than 4 hours.
• Observed assorted deli salads and pans of chicken parmesan in open-face refrigerator packaged in a way that does not protect food from potential contamination and tampering. PIC to ensure foods are packaged in a way that does not pose opportunity for potential contamination and tampering.
• Observed containers of potato salad and pans of chicken parmesan missing labeling components. Discussed labeling requirements with PIC.

Depot House of Pizza, 53 Essex Street, on Aug. 10: 3 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No handwashing signage available at handwashing sink behind front counter. PIC to provide handwashing signage at handwashing sink.Through discussion with PIC, dishes and wares are washed and rinsed but not sanitized prior to being air dried. Discussed with PIC to obtain food contact surface sanitizer to properly sanitize dishes and wares before use after cleaning. Discussed with PIC to also obtain corresponding sanitizer testing strips.
• Observed whole pizzas used for slices in table-top warmer unit on top of front counter at 120ºF and 83ºF respectively. Discussed hot holding requirements with PIC.
• Observed pasta and deli meats that PIC states both remain in refrigerators over 24 hours without date marking. Discussed date marking requirements with PIC.
• No food thermometer available on site at time of inspection. PIC to obtain food thermometer to accurately take temperatures of foods.
• Observed droppings consistent with mice on floor under wire rack holding assorted sauces in back storage room. PIC to clean affected area and continue inspecting area for activity. No pest control reports available on site but PIC states intention to obtain reports and keep available for review.

The Dish, 22C Andover Street, on Aug. 4: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• Observed prepared pre-packaged foods in refrigerators in customer area packaged in a way that does not protect food from potential contamination and tampering. PIC to ensure foods are packaged in a way that does not pose opportunity for potential contamination and tampering.
• Observed ice machine with slight accumulation of what appears to be mold around chute area. PIC to ensure machine is emptied, cleaned, and sanitized.
• Observed some labels on prepared packaged foods missing sub-ingredients and quantity of contents. Discussed labeling requirements with PIC.
• Observed expired bleach and quaternary sanitizer testing strips at time of inspection. PIC to obtain new testing strips to accurately test concentration of sanitizers.

RE-INSPECTION: The Dish, 22C Andover Street, on Aug. 16: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• OBSERVED SEVERAL PREPARED PACKAGED FOOD ITEMS IN CUSTOMER AREA REFRIGERATORS NOT PACKAGED IN A WAY THAT PROTECTS FOODS FROM POTENTIAL CONTAMINATION. WILL VERIFY COMPLIANCE AT 2ND RE-INSPECTION.
• OBSERVED SEVERAL PREPARED PACKAGED FOOD ITEMS MISSING LABELING COMPONENTS. REVIEWED LABELING REQUIREMENTS GIVEN ABOVE WITH PIC.PIC STATES THEY HAVE NOT OBTAINED NEW SANITIZER STRIPS YET. WILL VERIFY COMPLIANCE AT 2ND RE-INSPECTION.
• Other issues identified in Aug. 4 inspection corrected.

Dominos, 63 Park Street, on Aug. 4: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Dunkin Donuts, 309 Lowell Street, on July 26: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Dunkin Donuts, 93 Main Street, on Aug. 3: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Dunkin Donuts, 349 North Man Street, on Aug. 3: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No handwashing soap available at handwashing sink to left of coffee machine behind front counter upon arrival to inspection. Employee supplied soap at sink during time of inspection. PIC to ensure handwashing sinks are provided with handwashing soap at all times.
• Observed bacon strips, sausage patties, container of cream cheese, and sliced cheese all in top section of in-line refrigerator at 47ºF, 43ºF, 45ºF, and 44ºF respectively. Observed sausage patties, egg patties, and sliced cheese in four drawer refrigerator below unit at 48ºF, 44ºF, and 51ºF respectively. PIC states employee recently cleaned unit and doors to unit were open. Discussed with PIC that if temperatures do not return to 41ºF within an hour, call for service on unit and send status update or repair slip to health office within 24 hours.
• Observed bacon strips, sausage patties, container of cream cheese, and sliced cheese all in top section of in-line refrigerator at 47ºF, 43ºF, 45ºF, and 44ºF respectively. Observed sausage patties, egg patties, and sliced cheese in four drawer refrigerator below unit at 48ºF, 44ºF, and 51ºF respectively. PIC states employee recently cleaned unit and doors to unit were open. Discussed with PIC that if temperatures do not return to 41ºF within an hour, call for service on unit and send status update or repair slip to health office within 24 hours.

RE-INSPECTION: Dunkin Donuts, 349 North Man Street, on Aug. 15: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

J.P. Licks, 22-30 Park Street, on Aug. 16: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

LaRosas Italian Café & Bar, 3 Barnard Street, on Aug. 4: 4 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.
• No handwashing signage available at handwashing sink. Person in charge will make sure area is properly signed.
• Slight accumulation of mold on ice machine. Person in charge will make sure machine is emptied, cleaned and sanitized.
• Deli slicer with slight food particle accumulation on back of blade. Person in charge will ensure slicer is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized after each use.
• Observed what appear to be phorid flies around beer tap in bar area. No pest control reports available on site at time of inspection but PIC states they will forward recent reports to health office. PIC states pest control company is scheduled to service establishment on Tuesday (8/9) for flies. Discussed with PIC to keep pest control reports on site for review.
• Observed pan of cooked breaded eggplant sitting on top of table-top hot holding unit at 119ºF. Discussed hot holding requirements with person in charge.
• Observed quinoa salad, fruit salad with sliced melons, cucumber salad, and tiramisu all in glass display refrigerator at incorrect temperature. Food had been on display for less than four hours and was placed in ice containers during inspection.
• Observed crumbled blue cheese, provolone cheese, and sliced cherry tomatoes all in top section of in-line refrigerator up against left side wall in kitchen at 55ºF, 54ºF, and 54ºF respectively. Observed burrata cheese in cabinet section of unit at 59ºF.
• Observed sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella cheese, prosciutto, and artichoke hearts all in top section of in-line refrigerator against left wall in kitchen at 46ºF, 55ºF, 52ºF, and 47ºF respectively. Observed sliced salami and hot ham both in cabinet section of unit at 47ºF and 46ºF respectively.
• Observed sliced tomatoes and raw shrimp both in top section of in-line refrigerator closest to grill at 47ºF and 53ºF respectively. Observed pasta and sliced cheese both in cabinet section of unit between 48-51ºF.
• Observed crumbled goat cheese and sliced cheese both in two door refrigerator in upstairs storage area at 43ºF. Discussed with PIC to adjust thermostat. Discussed with PIC that if temperatures do not return to 41ºF within an hour, call for service on unit and send status update or repair slip to health office within 24 hours.
• Observed large portion of tortellini cooling in deep plastic container at time of inspection. Discussed proper cooling methods with PIC.

Through discussion with chef, elevated food temperatures in units mentioned above will be short-term remedied by foods being stored in containers of ice until refrigeration repair personnel services units. PIC states minimal foods have been stored in affected units for more than 4 hours. PIC called for repair during time of inspection, but unknown when units will be repaired. PIC to send status update or repair slips for units mentioned above to health office within 24 hours.

RE-INSPECTION: LaRosas Italian Café & Bar, 3 Barnard Street, on Aug. 16: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• OBSERVED PAN OF COOKED BREADED EGGPLANT SITTING ON TOP OF TABLE-TOP HOT HOLDING UNIT BETWEEN 93-115ºF. INSTRUCTED PIC TO REHEAT EGGPLANT TO 165ºF PRIOR TO PLACING INSIDE OF HOT HOLDING EQUIPMENT. REVIEWED HOT HOLDING REQUIREMENTS WITH PIC.OBSERVED TOMATO AND MOZZARELLA SALAD, BBQ RICE SALAD, AND COUS COUS SALAD ALL IN GLASS DISPLAY REFRIGERATOR BETWEEN 48-50ºF, 67ºF, AND 55ºF RESPECTIVELY. TIRAMISU OBSERVED IN SAME UNIT AT 51ºF. PIC PLACED SALADS IN CONTAINERS OF ICE DURING TIME OF RE-INSPECTION. REVIEWED COLD HOLDING REQUIREMENTS WITH PIC.
• OBSERVED SLICED CHERRY TOMATOES, APPLE SLICES IN WATER, AND CRUMBLED GOAT AND BLUE CHEESE ALL IN TOP SECTION OF IN-LINE REFRIGERATOR CLOSEST TO IN-LINE UNIT WITH FOUR DRAWER REFRIGERATOR AT 50ºF, 52ºF, AND 54ºF RESPECTIVELY DURING TIME OF RE-INSPECTION.
• OBSERVED SLICED CHEESE AND STRAWBERRIES BOTH IN CABINET SECTION OF UNIT AT 52ºF AND 63ºF RESPECTIVELY. UNIT APPEARS NOT TO BE OPERATING PROPERLY. PIC TO CALL FOR SERVICE ON UNIT AND SEND STATUS UPDATE OR REPAIR SLIP TO HEALTH OFFICE WITHIN 24 HOURS. PIC TO DISCARD FOODS THAT HAVE REMAINED IN UNIT FOR MORE THAN 4 HOURS.
• OBSERVRED SLICED TOMATOES, ROASTED RED PEPPERS, AND SLICED PROSCIUTTO ALL IN TOP SECTION OF IN-LINE REFRIGERATOR MENTIONED ABOVE AT 41ºF. OBSERVED SLICED TURKEY AND TOMATOES BOTH IN CABINET SECTION OF UNIT AT 41ºF.
• OBSERVED ROASTED RED PEPPERS AND RAW SHRIMP BOTH IN TOP SECTION OF IN-LINE REFRIGERATOR CLOSEST TO GRILL AT 46ºF. OBSERVED RAW SALMON AND RAW STEAK BOTH IN CABINET SECTION OF UNIT BETWEEN 44-46ºF. UNIT APPEARS NOT TO BE OPERATING PROPERLY. PIC TO CALL FOR SERVICE ON UNIT AND SEND STATUS UPDATE OR REPAIR SLIP TO HEALTH OFFICE WITHIN 24 HOURS. PIC TO DISCARD FOODS THAT HAVE REMAINED IN UNIT FOR MORE THAN 4 HOURS.
• OBSERVED SLICED CHEESE, BUCKET OF OLIVES, AND SLICED DELI MEATS ALL IN TWO DOOR REFRIGERATOR IN UPSTAIRS STORAGE AREA BETWEEEN 43-45ºF. CHEF ADJUSTED THERMOSTAT IN UNIT. DISCUSSED WITH CHEF AND PIC THAT IF TEMPERATURES IN UNIT DO NOT RETURN TO 41ºF WITHIN AN HOUR, CALL FOR SERVICE ON UNIT AND SEND STATUS UPDATE OR REPAIR SLIP TO HEALTH OFFICE. PIC TO DISCARD FOODS THAT HAVE REMAINED IN UNIT FOR MORE THAN 4 HOURS.
• Other issued identified in Aug. 4 inspection corrected.

McDonald’s, 195 North Main Street, on July 21: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Perfectos’ Cafe, 79 North Main Street, on July 26: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No handwashing signage available at handwashing sink in unisex toilet room. Person in charge will make sure area is properly signed.

Somebody’s Place, 38 Andover Street, on July 28: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Spinner’s Pizza Parlor, 195 Andover Street, on July 26: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• Concentration of sanitizer above manufacturer’s recommended level. Inspector discussed proper procedure with person in charge.
• No written procedure or method for keeping pizza slices warm. Inspector gave person in charge written procedure template to complete and keep on file in restaurant and to send to Health Division.

RE-INSPECTION, Spinner’s Pizza Parlor, on Aug. 10: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Starbucks, 14 Main Street, on July 26: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No temperature monitoring indicator on dishwasher. Inspector discussed options with person in charge.
• Milk not stored at proper temperature. Refrigerator appears to be broken. Person in charge will call for repairs and send repair slip to Health Division.

In a follow up email to the Health Division, the store manager said they found an obstruction preventing refrigerator door from closing properly and that it was now working.

RE-INSPECTION: Starbucks, 14 Main Street, on Aug 10: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Stores

Andover Classic Wines, 209 North Man Street, on Aug. 10: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Andover Spa, 11 Main Street, on Aug 10: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.
• No disposable paper towels available in either toilet room at time of inspection. PIC to ensure paper towels are available at all handwashing sinks at all times.
• No handwashing signage available at handwashing sink in men’s toilet room at time of inspection. PIC to provide handwashing signage in toilet room.
• No hot water available at handwashing sinks in either toilet room. Owner states intention to call landlord to discuss requirement. Discussed with PIC to send status update to health office within 24 hours.
• No toilet paper available in men’s toilet room at time of inspection. PIC to ensure all toilet rooms are provided with toilet paper.

CVS, 68 Main Street, on July 21: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Den Rock Wine & Spirits of Andover, 349 North Main Street, on Aug. 3: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.
• No covered receptacle available in toilet room for the disposal of sanitary napkins. PIC to provide covered receptacle in unisex toilet room.

Driscoll’s Package Store, 5 Bartlet Street, on July 28: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.

Elsie’s Pantry, 90 Main Street, on Aug. 16: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.

Redstone Liquors, 89 Main Street, on July 28: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.

Sunday’s General Store, 195 Andover Street, on July 26: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.
• No hot water available at handwashing sink in shared toilet room.

In a follow-up email, person in charge said power had been disconnected to the hot water heater at the time of the inspection and that the problem had been fixed.

Sweet Mimi’s Chocolates, 90 Main Street, on Aug. 16: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No certified food protection manager certificate available on site at time of inspection. Discussed with PIC to ensure at least one employee that has supervisory and/or management responsibility and authority to direct and control food prep and service shall be a certified food protection manager who has shown proficiency of required information through passing an exam that is part of an accredited program.
• No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Inspector provided person in charge with written procedure for how to respond to a bodily spill.
• Through discussion with PIC, dishes and scoops are washed and rinsed but not sanitized prior to being air dried. Discussed with PIC to obtain food contact surface sanitizer to properly sanitize dishes and scoops before use after cleaning. Discussed with PIC to also obtain corresponding sanitizer testing strips.
• Observed assorted bags and containers of candies and chocolates missing labels or labeling components. Discussed labeling requirements with PIC.
• No allergen statement posted in public view. Provided PIC with statement to post in public view.
• No allergen training certificate available on site. Discussed with PIC to visit MA Restaurant Association website (www.themassrest.org) or the Berkshire Health website (www.berkshireahec.org) to get certified.

Ultimate Perk Coffee Company, 92-96A Main Street, on Aug. 16: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• Observed ice machine with slight accumulation of what appears to be mold around chute area. PIC to ensure machine is emptied, cleaned, and sanitized.
• Observed plastic containers of sanitizer near work stations not labeled with common name of chemical they contain. Discussed with PIC that working containers of chemicals need to be labeled with common name of chemical they contain.
• No food thermometer available at time of inspection. PIC to ensure a food thermometer is readily available to take accurate temperatures of foods.
• Observed droppings consistent with mice on floor behind cases of water near ice machine. PIC to clean affected area and continue inspecting area for activity. No pest control reports available on site. Discussed with PIC to have pest control reports available on site for review.
• Observed quaternary sanitizer testing strips with an expiration date in 2016. PIC to obtain new testing strips to accurately test concentration of sanitizer.
• Observed bottom shelf of “Turbo Air” branded two door freezer with accumulation of food particles. PIC to ensure interior of unit is cleaned at a frequency necessary to decrease build-up of food particles and residues.
• Observed allergen certificate with an expiration date of “5/22/2022.” PIC to obtain valid allergen awareness training certificate.

Other Establishments

Bear Mountain at Andover, 80 Andover Street, on July 28: 1 violation, 0 repeat violations

• No temperature monitoring indicator on dishwasher. Inspector discussed options with person in charge.

Bridges by Epoch, 254 Lowell Street, on Aug. 11: 0 violations, 0 repeat violations

Stonehill at Andover, 141 Elm Street, on Aug. 4: 3 violations, 0 repeat violations

• No temperature monitoring indicator on dishwasher. Inspector discussed options with person in charge.
• Observed large plastic container of minestrone soup and large container of pasta both in walk-in refrigerator at 65ºF and 45ºF respectively. Minestrone soup was made yesterday and pasta was made “8/2” (via date marking sticker). Discussed cooling requirements and proper cooling methods with PIC. PIC discarded both items during time of inspection.
• Observed sliced tomatoes, egg salad, sliced deli ham, sliced deli turkey, and tuna salad all in top section of in-line refrigerator at 45ºF, 44ºF, 46ºF, 45ºF, and 46ºF respectively. Observed hard-boiled eggs in four drawer section of unit at 43ºF. PIC adjusted thermostat during time of inspection. Discussed with PIC that if temperatures do not return to 41ºF within an hour, call for service on unit and send status update or repair slip to health office within 24 hours. Discussed with PIC to discard foods that have remained in unit for more than 4 hours.
• Observed two bulk ingredient storage containers near deli slicer not labeled with common name of ingredient they contain. PIC to label containers with common name of ingredient they contain.
• Observed containers and boxes of foods being stored directly on floor of both walk-in refrigerator and freezer. PIC to ensure foods are stored at least 6 inches off of the floor to prevent potential contamination.
• Observed detergent and sanitizer hoses at three bay sink at a length where they become submerged in solution below. PIC to shorten hoses to above fill line to prevent potential contamination from hoses into solution.
• No quaternary sanitizer testing strips available at time of inspection. PIC to obtain quaternary sanitizer testing strips to accurately test concentration of sanitizer.

RE-INSPECTION: Stonehill at Andover, 141 Elm Street, on Aug. 15: 2 violations, 0 repeat violations

• PIC STATES A DISH PLATE THERMOMETER WAS PURCHASED TO TEST HIGH-TEMPERATURE WAREWASHING MACHINE, BUT COULD NOT LOCATE AT TIME OF RE-INSPECTION. PIC STATES INTENTION TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL INDICATOR. WILL VERIFY AT 2ND RE-INSPECTION.
• PIC STATES A DISH PLATE THERMOMETER WAS PURCHASED TO TEST HIGH-TEMPERATURE WAREWASHING MACHINE, BUT COULD NOT LOCATE AT TIME OF RE-INSPECTION. PIC STATES INTENTION TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL INDICATOR. WILL VERIFY AT 2ND RE-INSPECTION.
• Corrected other issues identified in Aug. 4 inspection.