7 PLUS AGUA
1515 S BUCKNER BLVD #241
Dallas County health inspection record · Routine
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Last inspected February 21, 2024
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What this means
This restaurant scored 80/100 — below the 90-point passing threshold Dallas County Health & Human Services expects.
10 violations were recorded; correcting these before the next inspection can prevent a worse score.
Small fixes now are far cheaper than a follow-up inspection or temporary closure.
Violations on last inspection
*47 Other Violations
Raw and cooked foods were stored or prepared in a way that could spread germs.
*09 Food protected cross contamination arrange each type food in equipment so cross is prevented
*14 When to wash hands before donning new gloves
*26 Food Consumer Advisory-raw food
Staff were not wearing required hair restraints while handling food.
*35 Hair Restraints effective
*39 In-use utensils, between-use storage. During pauses in food preparation or dispensing, food prep
Food in the fridge was warmer than the safe limit, which lets bacteria grow.
*41 Food storage containers, identified with common name of food.
Kitchen ventilation or grease traps were not cleaned or maintained as required.
*20 Grease Trap Tickets
Time-limited food was held too long without temperature control.
*06 Time as PHC: within 4 hours provide written procedures methods of compliance public health contr
*32 Approved Food Contact Equip.
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Data from official Dallas County inspection records, last updated February 21, 2024.Dallas open data may not include inspections after early 2024.