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8307 Westchester Dr # B, Dallas, TX, 75225

Score 80

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

Most recent inspection

Date
November 18, 2025
Type
Routine
Result
Score 80
Risk category
Not reported
Cited findings
9
Jurisdiction
Dallas County (City of Dallas), TX

Violations (9)

  • 10

    Food contact surfaces and Returnables; Cleaned and Sanitized at correct concentration/temperature

    §228.113(1) Clean inside dirty RICs observed to be standing water and rusted interior

  • 14

    Hands cleaned and properly washed/Gloves used properly

    §228.38(d)(8) Wash hands before donning new gloves

  • 19

    Water from approved source; Plumbing installed; proper backflow device

    §228.149(e)(1) Repair leak under prep sink in back area. Observed spilling onto kitchen floor. Repair leak on 3-comp sink faucet

  • 20

    Approved Sewage/Wastewater Disposal System, proper disposal

    19-126.5(c) Provide grease trap records on site

  • 29

    Thermometers provided, accurate, and calibrated; Chemical/ Thermal test strips

    §228.106(l)(2) Provide working thermometers in every RIC

  • 31

    Adequate hand washing facilities: Accessible and properly supplied, used

    §228.175(b) Provide soap at every hand wash station. Observed no soap in men's restroom

  • 32

    Food and Non-food Contact Surfaces cleanable, properly designed, constructed, and used

    §228.101(a)(5) Observed peeling metallic coating on can opener blade

  • 35

    Personal Cleanliness/eating, drinking or tobacco use

    §228.40 Observed food employees wearing bracelets on wrist

  • 42

    Non-Food Contact surfaces clean

    §228.114(c) Clean dirty floors on throughout establishment, clean dirty WIC shelves

Source: Dallas County (City of Dallas), TX health department. Data refreshed September 10, 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.