Applebee's and Dierberg's Inspected

Patch examined inspection reports in Mehlville, Oakville and Affton in July. Information has been compiled using publicly available data published to the website of the St. Louis County Health Department. 

Restaurants are rated on a scale of A to C, with A being the best. Inspectors also give a score indicating the percentage of compliance with inspection standards. 

The health department inspects restaurants on a routine basis unless otherwise noted. 

, 9994 Tesson Creek Estates
Inspection date: July 10
Grade: A (100)
No comments available.

, 10070 Gravois Road
Inspection date: July 17
Salad bar: A (100)
Deli: A (100)
Bakery: A (100)
Seafood grade: A (99)
Comments: Condensation from the air conditioning unit was dripping into food.

, 9040 Gravois Road
Inspection date: July 17
Grade: A (98)
Comments: The men’s restroom has a hole in the wall behind the toilet and there was a cracked light panel in the kitchen.

, 85 South County Center Way
Inspection date: July 17
Grade: A (93)
Comments: No one on duty had food protection certification and Hepatitis A records were incomplete. Also, onions stored in the walk-in refrigerator need to be at least 6 inches off the floor. A follow-up visit is needed.

, 77 South County Center Way
Inspection date: July 17
Grade: A (99)
Comments: Debris on shelving by the compartment sink and in the ice machine needs to be cleaned.

, 10020 Gravois Road
Inspection date: July 18
Grade: A (100)
No comments available.

, 6936 Lindbergh Boulevard
Inspection date: July 23
Grade: A (97)
No comments available.

, 2516 Lemay Ferry Road
Inspection date: July 23
Grade: A (100)
No comments available.

, 7425 Lindbergh Boulevard
Inspection date: July 18
Grade: A (100)
Comments: This visit was the result of a complaint. The caller said the restaurant was too hot and the cold food temperatures were too high, along with a roach infestation and pizza pans being washed in the mop sink. The inspector did not find any of the complaints to be true. The manager in charge said another manager had been recently terminated and was now contacting agencies and harassing employees.