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HALL ARTS HOTEL

1717 Leonard St, Dallas, TX, 75201

Score 90

Dallas Consumer Health Division score guide. 100–80: Meets Consumer Health Division standards.

Most recent inspection

Date
September 11, 2026
Type
Routine
Result
Score 90
Risk category
Not reported
Cited findings
5
Jurisdiction
Dallas County (City of Dallas), TX

Violations (5)

  • 1

    Person in charge present, demonstrates knowledge, and performs duties

    2-103.11 OBSERVED A REACH IN COOLER HAD NOT HAD IT'S TEMPERATURE RECORDED/MONITOR FOR 2 DAYS (as per their own temperature log.) This cooler was then observed out of temp by inspection.

  • 22

    Proper cold holding temperatures

    3-501.16(A)(2) OBSERVED REACH IN COOLER 2 WENT OUT, AMBIENT TEMPERATURES STAYED AT 47-50*F. Multiple foods recorded above 41*F - Pickles 62*F - Marinade sample 62*F - Shrimp cocktail sauce 63*F - Artichoke Dip 62*F - Orange juice sample 62*F Chef immediately voluntarily disposed of foods in this cooler as the temp log did not record the temps for 2 days so the time the cooler went out was uncertain. Inspector was unable to record all foods volunarily disposed but did witness all perishables disposed.

  • 23

    Proper Date Marking and Disposition

    3-501.17(A) OBSERVED INSTANCES PREPPED FOODS IN COOLERS DATE MARKED BUT STORED PAST 7 DAYS. Ex. Salsa Machd from 8/30. Keep prepped foods below 7 days of storage. Technically, 6 days after the date mark

  • 43

    In-use utensils; properly stored

    3-304.12 OBSERVED TONG ON GRILL HANDLES, EXPOSED HEAD OF TONG TO KNEE CONTACT.

  • 47

    Food and non-food-contact surfaces cleanable, properly designed, constructed, and used

    4-101.19 OBSERVED PLASTIC PROTECTIVE FILM ON DISHWASHER BOOSTER, please remove to to ensure stainless steel cleaning.

Earlier inspections on file

Source: Dallas County (City of Dallas), TX health department. Data refreshed September 12, 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.