MESERO RESTAURANT
2375 Victory Park Ln Ste 180, Dallas, TX, 75219
Dallas Consumer Health Division score guide. 100–80: Meets Consumer Health Division standards.
Most recent inspection
- Date
- June 24, 2026
- Type
- Routine
- Result
- Score 89
- Risk category
- Not reported
- Cited findings
- 8
- Jurisdiction
- Dallas County (City of Dallas), TX
Violations (8)
- 10
Adequate handwashing facilities supplied & accessible
5-202.12(A) Strange situation: 1 handwash sink at the front line grill area is not above 100*F, however the person in charge went to fix it and it did eventually get hot, but then the other handwash sinks lost hot water supply.
- 10
Adequate handwashing facilities supplied & accessible
5-205.11(B) OBSERVED HANDWASH SINKS HAD ICE OR A UTENSILS INSIDE IT. Handwash station is for handwash only.
- 36
Thermometers provided and accurate
4-204.112(B) OBSERVED 2 undergrill cooler lacking a thermometer inside or built in thermo easy to view. Place thermos inside those coolers to help maintain temperature
- 41
Wiping cloths; properly used and stored
3-304.14(A) OBSERVED Dry wiping cloth used to catch food/drinks/oil bottle debris/spillage. This absorbs moisture and grows bacteria. Please use nonabsorbent material like a plate, flat pan, or parchment paper paper.
- 43
In-use utensils; properly stored
3-304.12 OBSERVED cutting knife stored in between reach in cooler and table, this space is hard to clean and therefore may contaminate the knife
- 47
Food and non-food-contact surfaces cleanable, properly designed, constructed, and used
4-501.11(A) OBSERVED: - Reach in cooler missing kick plate - Minor damaged / loose gasket for hot holding unit - Leaking (but not spilling onto floor) pipe for 3 comp sink faucet - Damaged food lids
- 49
Non-food-contact surfaces clean
4-602.13 OBSERVED DUST BUILD UP ON WALK IN COOLER FAN GRIDS. Clean grids to prevent dust fall
- 52
Sewage and waste water properly disposed
19-126.2(c) Building management has not provided grease trap ticket provided, most recent one provided is 12/16/25 by EARTHTEK. Grease traps must be serviced every 90 days OR, must provide a city of Dallas water utilities document stating the approval of service intervals more than 90 days.
Earlier inspections on file
Source: Dallas County (City of Dallas), TX health department. Data refreshed September 27, 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.