restaurant inspections
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Food left in open cans: Lancaster County restaurant inspections May 9, 2025
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LNP|LancasterOnline Staff
LNP | LancasterOnline
restaurant inspections
For a full listing of this week’s Lancaster County restaurant inspections, click here.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.
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Auntie Annie’s Pretzel Trailer, 7 Snyder Hill Road, Lititz, follow-up, May 2. Pass. No violations.
Brickerville Family Restaurant, 2 E. 28th Division Highway, Lititz, complaint, May 2. Pass. No violations.
Chellas, 1830 Hempstead Road, Lancaster, May 2. Pass. No violations.
Chellas Arepa Kitchen Food Truck, 1830 Hempstead Road, Lancaster, May 2. Pass. No violations.
Daisy’s Creations, mobile food facility Type 3, 217 Norbury Circle, Willow Street, opening, May 2. Pass. No violations.
Dollar Tree No. 0951, 2600 Willow Street Pike, Suite 204, Willow Street, May 2. Pass. No violations.
Giant Food No. 6065, 1360 Columbia Ave., Lancaster, May 2. Pass. Meat department: observed molds used for shaping burgers, stored behind the faucets of the three-compartment sink, an area that is not cleaned and sanitized. Food employees observed not wearing proper hair restraints, such as nets, hats or beard covers.
Good Life Ice Cream & Treats, 2088 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster, May 2. Pass. Observed an excessive amount of old, tape residue on the black food containers. Observed food left in open cans, rather than placing food in a food-grade container after opening. Observed an accumulation of dust on all air vents throughout the facility. Dust observed on the light shades above the front service area. Chipping paint observed on the wall where food preparation takes place in the front service area.
For a full listing of this week’s Lancaster County restaurant inspections, click here.
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