NAPOLI'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

500 MARION BLVD, MARION, IA, 52302

4 cited findings

Most recent inspection

Date: December 29, 2025
Type: Routine
Result: Not reported
Risk category: Not reported
Cited findings: 4
Jurisdiction: Linn County (Cedar Rapids)
Source risk checklist count: 3
Good Retail Practices findings: 1

Published report comment

Today's visit was a routine inspection of an Italian full-service restaurant serving lunch, dinner including wine. Person in charge was reminded that his Certified Food Protection Manager certificate will expire on 1/18/26. The following repeating violations were discussed with the owner: Item #10 Person in charge agreed to retrain employees on proper hand washing sink usage Item #15 - Person in charge agrees to train employees on proper storage order of raw foods. Item #23 - Person in charge agrees to train employees on proper date marking procedures. The letter of correction has been issued due to the item#16. Proof of correction will be emailed to the health department no later than time was generated by the system.

Violations (4)

5-205.11CriticalCorrected on site
Iowa food code item 10 (Risk Factors)
Observation:Hand washing sink at the dishmachine station was blocked with stainless items on top of the sink during the inspection. Corrected by: Person in charge removed items on the sink.
Risk Factors | PF | Item 10
3-302.11(A)(1)CriticalCorrected on site
Iowa food code item 15 (Risk Factors)
Observation: Container of raw ching was stored above the muscles and crabs in the reach in cool in kitchen. Corrected by: Person in charge accepted to rearrange the food storage order by placing chicken's container on the bottom of reach in cooler.
Risk Factors | P | Item 15
4-501.112Critical
Iowa food code item 16 (Risk Factors)
Observation: Could not verify facility has a device thermometer for verifying the internal temperature of the dishes during the inspection.
Risk Factors | PF | Item 16
4-302.14, 4-501.116CriticalCorrected on site
Iowa food code item 48 (Good Retail Practices)
Observation: No quaternary test kit available to measure sanitizer concentration level. Corrected by: Employee agreed to purchase the quaternary test kit, instead of chlorine test strips.
Good Retail Practices | PF | Item 48

Source: Linn County (Cedar Rapids) health department. Data refreshed October 16, 2026. Results are shown in the health department's own wording. This record is provided for general information; confirm current status with the health department before relying on it.