Swiss Chalet at 50 Market Drive, St Louis Bar & Grill at 604 Santa Maria Boulevard and Mr Sub / Country Style in Milton have fixed the problems health inspectors found. All three passed follow-up visits from Halton Region Public Health, the regional health unit that inspects restaurants and other food businesses, by the deadlines the inspectors had set.
| Restaurant | Problem flagged | Back in compliance |
|---|---|---|
| Swiss Chalet | Pest control practices and records | Nov. 10 |
| St Louis Bar & Grill | Pest control | Nov. 10 |
| Mr Sub / Country Style | Food handler training and hygiene | Nov. 9 |
At Swiss Chalet, a routine inspection on Tuesday, Nov. 3 found pest control practices and records weren't being properly kept, a non-critical item. The restaurant was given until Nov. 10 to fix it. When inspectors returned Tuesday, Nov. 10, pest control was in compliance, and they also found the premises clean and properly maintained. Before this month, the restaurant's listed inspections were a routine visit on May 19 and a re-inspection a week later, on May 26.
St Louis Bar & Grill was flagged for pest control at a routine inspection, with the same Nov. 10 deadline, and its pest control was in compliance when inspectors came back that day. Its previous listed inspection was a routine one on May 7.
Mr Sub / Country Style took an extra visit. After a routine inspection on Thursday, Oct. 29, inspectors came back on Wednesday, Nov. 4, and that re-inspection found food handler training and hygiene not in compliance, with a follow-up due by Nov. 9. On Monday, Nov. 9, inspectors found food handler training and hygiene in compliance and the premises clean and well kept. Its only other listed inspection was a routine visit on May 6.
Most Milton food premises inspected recently had no problems. In the records Lokul has collected, Halton inspected 52 food premises in town between Oct. 11 and Nov. 10, and 44 had every item in compliance. The most common problem was premises maintenance and sanitation, a non-critical item found three times.
Another Milton take-out, Turtle Gas Station on Guelph Line, was flagged for food handler training and hygiene and for premises maintenance at a re-inspection on Friday, Nov. 6, and has a follow-up due by Thursday, Nov. 26.
