Food Inspections

Vigo County Health Department



Oct. 24 – Oct. 29


Great Giorno Italian Cuisine, 1284 Lafayette Ave. (4 Critical, 7 Non-Critical) Observed presence

of insect and rodent droppings. Observed accumulated food debris on knives stored in knife

rack and table-mounted can opener. Found garlic in oil mixture on prep table at 66F – Must be

41F or less. Found scouring pads in hand wash sink and sink being used to fill containers with

water for steam table.


OyVey Jewish Bakery & Deli, 901 Lafayette Ave. (1 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Found rotten

cauliflower in reach in cooler.


Umi Grill, 2002 S. 3 rd St. (1 Critical, 0 Non-Critical) Observed built up debris on ice machine.


Maurizio’s Pizza of TH Inc., 2940 Wabash Ave. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)


Stephen’s Inn, 2330 S. 13 th St. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)


Temporary Approved to Operate Permits

Lowe’s Fall Pro Event October 28

Truck Stop Grand Opening October 29

Rude Radish, LLC, Greensburg, IN

Serena’s Food Hut


Establishments with No Violations

American Legion Pioneer Post #340, 2150 Tippecanoe St.

Club Koyote, 121 E. Paris Rd.

Magdy’s, 2026 S. 3 rd St.

United Ministries in Higher Ed. Student Food Pantry, 321 N. 7 th St.

Warren Village, 1300 N. 25 th St.


Approved to Open Establishments

Geulah Ministries, Inc., 1820 Ohio St. (uses reTHINK kitchen)

reTHINK, Inc., 1544 S. 13 th St.

Sibel’s Turkish Kitchen, 2501 S. 3 rd St. Unit F



Vigo County Health Department

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Oct. 17– Oct. 22


Meadow’s Café, 11 Meadows Shopping Center (1 Critical, 0 Non-Critical) Found food items in cooler held past 7 days. 


Establishments with No Violations

Bar Botics, 671 Wabash Ave.

Campbell Creek @ Meadow’s Café, 2800 Poplar St.

Edible Bouquets by Janaki, 2250 Wabash Ave.

Hampton Inn, 3325 S. US Hwy 41

Maryvale Housing, 3461 St. Mary’s Rd.

Table of the Good Shepherd, 1401 Barbour Ave.

Voiture 21 40/8, 934 N. 5th St.



Temporary Approved to Operate Permits 


Hoosier Prairie Elementary Fall Festival Oct, 21

The Huddle Grill & Chill, 538 Bell St. Sullivan, IN 


ISU Homecoming Oct. 22

OMG Ambro’s, 1367 Wabash Ave.  

Sonka’s Irish Pub, 1366 Wabash Ave.

Tess Stephens, 1720 Wabash Ave.

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