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Mercer County food inspections

April 08, 2008

HARRODSBURG - Mercer County Health Department conducts at least two inspections a year on food service establishments and retail food stores in Mercer County.

The inspections focus on food protection during preparation and storage, food temperatures, cleaning and sanitizing of equipment and utensils, insect/rodent control, storage and use of toxic materials and overall sanitation.

Violations carry a weight of 1-5 points depending on the seriousness of the violation. Items marked 4 or 5 points are considered critical and must be corrected within 10 days. Critical violations are noted by an asterisk after the establishment's score.

Some facilities are a combination food service/retail market and receive two scores. The first is for the food service, and the second is lor the retail.

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Those with scores of 85-100, with no critical violations, are considered in compliance with Kentucky's Food Establishment Act and State Retail Food Code. Those with a score of 70-84 and with no critical violations must be re-inspected in 30 days. Establishments with a score of 60-69 may request a hearing to explain why they should remain open, and those with a score of 59 or less are immediately closed.

Regular inspections

127 Food Center, 100ABC-1, 2, 3 DayCare Center, 91Bill's Market, 100C&M Flea Market, 100C&T Deli, 96

Canteen at Hitachi, 97For His Kids Christian Learning, 99King Middle School, 99Kountry Kupboard, 100Little Caesars, 98

Little Wonders Learning Center, 99Mercer County High School, 100Mercer Elementary School, 98Mr. Kwik Deli, 97Papa John's Pizza, 98

Salvisa General Store, 100Spot for Tots, 99Subway, 100The Harrods, * 69, uncovered employee drink.Videoasis, 100.

Follow up inspection

The Harrods, 94.

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