Restaurants & Bars
Food Code Violations Found At Popular Pittsburgh-Area Pizzeria
Find out here what the state Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Food Safety found during a recent visit to this restaurant.
McMURRAY, PA — A popular pizzeria has been ruled out of compliance with Pennsylvania Food Code standards.
The state Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Food Safety made that determination following a recent inspection of Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza on McDowell Lane.
A recent inspection found residue and heavy debris accumulation in the floor drain below the server station. There also was an accumulation of food debris in an upright cooler adjacent to the dish machine area.
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There was a black, mold-like substance in dish machine area. There also was an accumulation of black debris inside the keg cooler behind the bar.
Spillage and other debris was found on the floor below the soda system in the server area.
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There also was an accumulation of black debris inside the keg cooler behind the bar.
About 10 fruit flies were observed in the dish machine area.
The restaurant was instructed to take corrective actions to meet the state's standards.
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