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Papa John's Pizza

1911 McGee, Kansas City, MO, 64108

Score 98.2

Most recent inspection

Date
September 18, 2026
Type
Routine
Result
Score 98.2
Risk category
Not reported
Cited findings
4
Jurisdiction
Jackson County (Kansas City), MO

Violations (4)

  • 8-304.11

    At time of inspection by authorized REGULATORY AUTHORITY inspectors: (1) A certified food service operations manager must be present in the food service area and on duty at all times of business operation, and must present a FOOD MANAGER PERMIT or card to the authorized REGULATORY AUTHORITY inspector at the time of inspection, or; (2) For food service operations where no manager is certified, eighty percent (80%) of required food handler staff shall obtain a (3) three years FOOD HANLDER CARD from the City of Kansas City, Missouri Health Department either upon completion of a FOOD HANDLER'S course through the Health Department or upon the Health Department's approval of a comparable FOOD HANDLER PERMIT or card from another provider.

    Observed 1 out of 2 (=50%) of food employees to have valid food handler cards. No manager with valid food manager card was present at the time of the inspection.

  • 2-402.11

    Hair restraints & clothes that cover body hair not worn by employees

    Observed a food employee performing food prep without a hair restraint.

  • 6-501.111

    Effective pest control measures not in place

    Observed mouse droppings in the walk-in cooler and in the back closet next to the restroom. Person in charge provided a pest control invoice from Orkin dated 9/2/2026.

  • 6-403.11

    Employee accommodations not clearly designated for eating/drinking/smoking

    Observed an employee drink stored on the top shelf of the consumer drink cooler.

Earlier inspections on file

Source: Jackson County (Kansas City), MO health department. Data refreshed September 25, 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.