Pittsburgh-Area Restaurant Cited For 12 Health Violations

PITTSBURGH, PA — A Pittsburgh=area restaurant was found out of compliance with numerous state health regulations during a recent inspection.

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture found 12 violations at the Big Shot Bob's location in Cranberry.

Among the findings in the April 6 inspection:

• Mouse droppings were found in the condensing unit behind the kitchen stand-up freezer.

• A package of salami was found stored in a container with raw meat droppings.

• A food cutting board was not clean to sight and touch.
• A knife rack was soiled with old food and debris.

The eatery remains open.

See the entire inspection report on the agriculture department's website.