The state of Vermont closed The Red Onion on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont after they failed their food and safety inspection. The employees cleaned up the restaurant and were allowed to reopen four hours later. Problems found included:
Food not properly labeled, 1 Point;
Food not date marked, 5 Points
Food not properly stored or properly placed on display, 2 points
Cooks eating and drinking in food prep area & Cooks wearing jewelry, 5 points
No chemical test kits in kitchen to check sanitizing solutions, 1 point
Test kits not used to on sanitizing solution, 4 points
Wiping cloths not properly stored, 1 point
Food contact surfaces and equipment not properly cleaned, 2 points
Cooking equipment & utensils not properly stored, 1 point
Hand sink not available, 4 points
Dirty floors that needed repair, 1 point
Dirty walls that needed repair, 1 point
Dirty bathroom, 1 point....
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The Red Onion on Church Street in Burlington
Scored 65 out of 100 (FAILED). The Red Onion was immediately shut down. The restaurant decided to clean up its act. Four hours later it was re-inspected and scored a 96.
The Orchid Chinese Buffet on Market Street in South Burlington
Scored 70 out on 100 (69 is failing). They have also cleaned up their act.
Dino's Pizza
in the Burlington Town Center
Scored 76 out of 100.
Souza's
of 131 Main Street in Burlington
Scored 77 out of 100.
Rira
Location: Church Street, Burlington
Score: 78 out of 100.
Grand Union Family Marketsstarted out as Grand Union, a large supermarket chain based in Elmwood Park, New Jersey (later moving to Wayne, New Jersey) Grand Union operated in the northeastern United States. It entered bankruptcy protection for the third (and final) time in 2000. The company, which operated about 200 stores at the time of its demise, was divided among competitors like Shaw's Supermarkets, Stop & Shop, Key Food, and Tops Friendly Markets. C&S Wholesale Grocers, a large distributor of grocery products, took over Grand Union's warehouse operations and kept a handful of stores in smaller communities under the name Grand Union Family Markets.new
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