LILLIE'S & LELA'S SNOWBALLS
1227 E RED BIRD LN
Dallas County health inspection record · Routine
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Last inspected September 20, 2018
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What this means
This restaurant scored 82/100 — below the 90-point passing threshold Dallas County Health & Human Services expects.
11 violations were recorded; correcting these before the next inspection can prevent a worse score.
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Violations on last inspection
Signs of pests were found — traps, droppings, or openings that let pests in.
*25 Controlling pests. The presence of insects, rodents, and other pests shall be controlled to elim
Signs of pests were found — traps, droppings, or openings that let pests in.
*34 Pest control-routine inspections for
*10 Clean Sight and Touch
*21 RFSM - Not On Site
*23 Does the establishment have sufficient capacity to meet peak hot water demands?
*43 Light - 50 foot : Food and utensils area
Food in the fridge was warmer than the safe limit, which lets bacteria grow.
*45 Clean facilities as often as necessary.
*47 Other Violations
*19 No Hot Water / Water heater 50 gallon min.
Restrooms were not clean, stocked, or accessible as required.
*46 Toilet rooms, convenience and accessibility
Equipment or surfaces that touch food were dirty or not properly maintained.
*32 Equipment clearance of cleaning space
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Data from official Dallas County inspection records, last updated September 20, 2018.Dallas open data may not include inspections after early 2024.