Dead roaches, flies reported in latest Fort Worth restaurant inspection violations
No restaurants closed for serious health violations in the latest round of Fort Worth restaurant inspections, which span Aug. 29 through Sept. 4.
Hotel Drover at 200 Mule Alley and Jimboy’s Tacos at 9316 Clifford St. were the only perfect scores out of 67 inspections. Jimboy’s Tacos, a northern California restaurant chain, recently opened its first Fort Worth location.
While no restaurants scored over 30 violations, Mexican Inn Cafe at 13155 South Freeway, Ninja Sushi and Grill at 4714 Southwest Loop 820 and Stop N Save at 1151 E. Seminary Drive received the most with 28 infractions each.
Flies were observed in Mexican Inn Cafe’s kitchen, Ninja Sushi and Grill’s plumbing system was not in good repair and dead roaches were found in Stop N Save’s kitchen, according to the inspection reports.
2021-2022 Restaurant Inspections
Searchable database of Fort Worth restaurant inspections starting January 1, 2021
In Fort Worth inspections, a perfect score is 0 with the number increasing for each violation found; restaurants with 30 or more violations must fix the worst problems immediately and clean up the rest within 48 hours.
