Boodles and Las Fuentes Receive Inspections

Patch examined inspection reports in Mehlville, Oakville and Affton from Mar. 29 until April 9. 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. 

Unless otherwise noted, all inspections were conducted on a routine basis.

, 18 South County Center Way
Inspection date: March 29
Grade: A (91)
Comments: This visit was the result of a follow-up from March 19. As of March 29, no person on duty had food protection certification, the small prep table was not maintaining 41 degrees or below, there’s still a broken thermometer in the prep table, and the restaurant has debris and dirty floor drains.
 

, 6025 Telegraph Road
Inspection date: March 30
Grade: A (100)
Comments: This visit was the result of a complaint saying there was a sewage odor. The inspector did not find a problem.
 

, 4530 Lemay Ferry Road
Inspection Date: March 30
Grade: A (99)
Comments: Debris accumulated under the shelving for the prep tables.

The Bean House, 1100 Lemay Ferry Road
Inspection Date: April 2
Grade: A (100)
Comments: This visit was the result of a complaint. The caller stated that there was mold growing in the walk-in cooler and the staff leaves the doors open in the kitchen when doing food prep, creating a dirty facility. The alleged violations were not apparent on arrival.

, 10052 Gravois Road
Inspection date: April 4
Grade: A (100)
No comments available.
 

, 10024 Gravois Road
Inspection date: April 4
Grade: A (91)
Comments: There was no Hepatitis A documentation and the chemical on the dish machine was dispensing too much sanitizer.
 

P’Sghetti’s, 5540 Lindbergh Boulevard
Inspection date: April 9
Grade: A (100)
Comments: The inspector found pasta cooked sitting out at 70 degrees. It was corrected immediately.