
NBC12's Restaurant Report airs each Thursday night at 11 p.m. and features the health inspection results from restaurants in Richmond, Hanover, Henrico and Chesterfield.
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Some local restaurants had to make some changes after getting some critical violations on recent state health inspections.
The Chesterfield Health Department told a Mexican restaurant to come up with a plan to fix some violations.
Some restaurants were reminded to keep things clean and organized in their kitchens in this Restaurant Report. And we're going to show you how to get a three course meal for $30!
The Chesterfield Health Department has gotten tough with another restaurant, asking for an action plan to correct repeat violations.
In this Restaurant Report, critical violations include improper temperatures, the importance of wearing and changing gloves, and some visitors in one kitchen who apparently like the food as much as the customers do.
After a Chesterfield restaurant had multiple critical violations on two inspections in a row, the Health Department asked the operators to show them an action plan as to how they will prevent these violations in the future.
Not only do you have to keep your hands clean when working in a restaurant, foods that are ready for customers to eat cannot be touched by bare hands. The state reminded restaurants of those rules in this Restaurant Report.
We contacted a Chesterfield restaurant after it received 11 critical violations on a state health inspection. They asked the health department to come back out and re-inspect so they would have a chance to do better.
Your refrigerator at home might be stocked with food in no particular order. But in a restaurant, where foods are placed in the fridge is very important to make sure you stay healthy when you eat out.
You don't often see a church kitchen on the Restaurant Report. The Third Street Bethel AME church feeds the homeless. When the church kitchen received some critical violations, we went to see how they fixed them.
NBC12's Restaurant Report airs each Thursday night at 11 p.m. and features the health inspection results from restaurants in Richmond, Hanover, Henrico and Chesterfield.
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