Food Inspections


June 20 -June 24

 

Subway #18135, 1014 S. 3rd St.– (2 Critical, 0 Non-Critical) Found food in hand wash sink. Observed accumulated debris in soda fountain nozzles.https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1FA-lSCOCINBrNodhj1ip5Kyg_igFwFo7

Panera Bread, 5653 S. US Hwy 41- (1 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Observed excessive carbon build-up on baking and sheet pans.

Pizza Gallery, 6710 Wabash Ave. (1 Critical, 0Non-Critical)Found lettuce dated 6-15 and was wilted and brown.

Circle K #2255,1280 Lafayette Ave. (0 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) 

Family Dollar #2332,1128 Locust St. (0 Critical, 2 Non-Critical)

Wabash Senior Activity Center, 300 S.5th St. (0 Critical, 2 Non-Critical)

CVS Pharmacy #8639, 670 Margaret Ave. (0 Critical, 1Non-Critical)

Domino’s Pizza,4408 S. 7th St. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)

Papa John’s Pizza, 4842 US Hwy 41 S. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)

Seelymart, 9681 E. US Hwy 40 (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)

Starbuck’s Coffee Company, 2500 Wabash Ave. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)

Terre Haute Skate World, 481 W. Honey Creek Dr. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)

 

Establishments with No VIolations

Archie’s Sports Bar, 2640 Prairieton Rd.

Cannonball Harley Davidson, 3912 S. US Hwy 41

Climbing Café5070 S. 7th St.CVS Pharmacy #8679,

 2021 Ft. Harrison Rd.

DawnDee’s Bakery, 3645 S. Murphy St.

Dedicated Health, 1350 Lafayette Ave.

Dollar General, 5781 N. Clinton Rd.

The Hangry Shack LLC, 5111 S. Hwy 41

Little Cees Pizza, 2522 Krumbharr

Meadows Café, 2800 Poplar St.

Papa John’s Inc. #90, 1234 Wabash Ave.

Rae Park, 3500 S. 7th St.

Rally’s #9102, 3175 Wabash Ave.

Square Donuts, INC 2417 Ft. Harrison

Southside Nutrition, 5785 S. US Hwy 41

Terre Haute Convention Center 800 Wabash Ave.

Vigo Bowl Strikemore Lane210 S. 9 ½ St.

Vigo County Historical Society, 929 Wabash Ave.

Wabash Valley Christian Youth Camp, 3525 E. Harlan Dr.

Walgreen’s #7443, 3603 S US Hwy 41

Walgreen’s #97112040 Lafayette Ave.

 

Mobile Approved to Operate

 

Butta’s Better BBQ, 2532 N. 7Th St.

Tropical Sno, 3705 Wabash Ave.

Wise Pies Pizza & Subs LLC 9 S. 6th St.

Approved to operate @ Blueberry Fest

 Terre Foods Cooperative Market, 

1253 Lafayette Ave.

 

Approved to operate @ Terre Haute Day/Juneteenth @ Booker T. Washington Community Center

 

Beulah Lynetta Ladd (Heavenly Scents – Catering), South Bend, IN


C&B BBQ, 2004 N. 21st St.

Indy Vegan Valet, LLCIndianapolis, IN

Miller’s Cove Bar & Lounge, 310 Schaal Ave.

Terre Haute Booker T., 1101 S. 13th St.

 

Approved to operate @ Boot City Vendor Fair

 

Angel’s Cup of Heaven, LLCSwitz City, IN

Heavenly Shake-Ups, Bloomfield, IN

 

Approved to operate @ The Grotto Club – Firework Celebration

 

Kountry Time Foods, Terre Haute, IN

 

Approved to operate @ Marine Corps. League– Huggies Luv Festival

 

Knights of ColumbusTerre Haute, IN

Approved to operate @ Terre Haute Action Track – MSCS Sprint Cars

 

PPM Promotions Jr. Leaders Stand, Kokomo, IN

 

PPM Promotions Grandstand Concession, Kokomo, IN

 

PPM Promotions Pit Concession Stand, Kokomo, IN

 

Approved to operate @ Wine on the Wabash 

 

Sugar Studio by Tiers of Elegance, 2939 S. 7th St.

 

 

 

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