Food Inspections

 

Vigo County Health Department

Nov. 21 – Nov. 26


Establishments with No Violations

Holiday Inn, 3300 S. US  41


New Establishments Approved to Open

Play Pen, Inc., 3295 N. Fruitridge Ave.

Approved to Operate Temporary Permits

Maggie & Moe’s Coffee, 361 S. 18 th St. @ Small Business Saturday Nov. 26 

Wabash Valley Fair Association, 3901 S. US 41 @ Winter Wonderland Nov. 25 & 26 

Sugar Studio by Tiers of Elegance, 3901 S. US 41 @ Winter Wonderland Nov. 25 & 26



Nov.14 – Nov. 20


Union Hospital, 1606 N. 7 th St. (1 Critical, 3 Non-Critical) More than one hand wash sink

observed blocked and not accessible.


Rod & Gun Club, 2525 Lambert St. (1 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Observed built-up carbon and

grease on grill.


Lighthouse Mission, 1201 S. 13th St. (1 Critical, 0 Non-Critical) Observed insects throughout

kitchen.


Sycamore Winery, 1320 Durkees Ferry Rd. (1 Critical, 0 Non-Critical) Observed accumulated

debris in ice machine.


Establishments with No Violations

Alimentari Bar Bosco, 804 S. 7 th St.

Garfield Towers, 2200 Garfield Ave.

Times of Refreshing Food Pantry, 1610 N. 25 th St.


Approved Temporary Permits

Angel’s Cup of Heaven @ Rustic Expressions Hometown Country Christmas – November 19th &20th

Rikki’s Treats (Home-Based Vendor) – Rustic Expressions Hometown Country Christmas

Streat Bistro (Mobile) – Rustic Expressions Hometown Country Christmas

Pudges BBQ (Mobile) – Rustic Expressions Hometown Country Christmas


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Nov. 7 – Nov. 11


Establishments with No Violations

Ferm Fresh, 2107 N 13 th St., Suite 101/102


Approved Temporary Permits

The Mixed Plate @ FCI Terre Haute Employee Appreciation – Nov. 9, 2022


Approved to Operate Mobiles

Double Oven, 2434 W. Edgewood Ave.

Establishment Remodels

Third Street Petro, 501 S. 3 rd St.

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Oct. 31 – Nov. 4


Baesler’s Market, 2900 Poplar St. (2 Critical, 4 Non-Critical) Found excessive build-up of carbon

& grease on baking sheets, bread pans & speed racks in bakery. Found knife sharpener &

scissors with accumulated debris in bakery area.


Stables Steakhouse, 939 Poplar St. (2 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Observed accumulated debris on

table top can opener and under cutting board on toppings/salad cooler. Observed several items

in sandwich/toppings cooler without date of consumption.


Kisaki, LLC at Baesler’s Market, 2900 Poplar St. (1 Critical, 0 Non-Critical) Found no

documentation or equipment for pH testing.


Arby’s #7802, 2155 Lafayette Ave. (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)


Arby’s, 3670 S. US Hwy 41 (0 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)


Establishments with No Violations

Arby’s Restaurant, 2345 S. State Rd. 46

Terre Haute Brewing Company, 401 S. 9 th St.

Vigo County School Corp. Learning Lab, 55 S. Brown

Approved to Open Establishments

Lucia’s Taqueria, 30 N. Brown


Location: Terre Haute, IN, USA

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