Unsafe Eggs Found at Dunkin' Donuts: Restaurant Inspections

Patch examined inspection reports in Bucktown and Wicker Park during April and May. Information has been compiled using publicly available data published to the website of the Chicago Department of Public Health's Food Protection Program.

Restaurants can pass, pass with conditions or fail using a standardized procedure. Establishments that pass don't have any critical or serious violations. Those that receive 'pass with conditions' had serious violations, but the violations were corrected during the inspection. Failed establishments had serious violations that weren't correctable during the inspection. A fail rating does not mean the business's license is automatically suspended.

All inspections are done on a routine canvass, unless otherwise noted.

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Manee Thai, 1852 W. North Ave
Inspection date: April 24
Results: Pass
Violations: Management needs to seal and repair the wall near the exit door and install a shield alongside the exposed hand sink in the basement prep area. The inspector also found a dirty exhaust hood and floors.

Gallery Cabaret, 2020 N. Oakley St.
Inspection date: April 25
Results: Pass
Violations: This visit was the result of a complaint. The inspector found unnecessary items in the basement and a dirty floor under the bar. Management needs to provide a self-closing device at the women’s washroom door.

Dunkin’ Donut, 2111 W. Division St.
Inspection date: April 29
Results: Pass with Conditions
Violations: After receiving a complaint, the inspector caught the restaurant serving potentially hazardous food in the form of cooked eggs. A certified food manager wasn’t present, which earned the restaurant a serious citation. Management needs to repair missing wall tile and display the inspection report summary so it’s visible to customers.

Chicago Cupcake, 2409 N. Western Ave.
Inspection date: May 3
Results: Fail
Violations: After failing an inspection on April 10, the food truck again failed because it didn’t rodent-proof all openings on the floor and doors. Management needs to install the proper piping for the water and repair a leak in the drainpipe.

All other violations were corrected.