A West Side bakery racked up numerous violations during a recent health inspection that found live roaches and exterior doors left wide open.
Las Conchas #2 Tortilleria & Panaderia, located in the 1100 block of South General McMullen, racked up 18 health code violations on its March inspection, earning it a 78. That’s five points lower than the 83 it got in August last year when it wasThis time, the bakery had several repeat violations, including “live roaches” in the business and leaving the front and back doors “wide open.”
In the report, the inspector wrote that she observed “employees handling ready-to-eat tortillas with bare hands,” not wearing proper hair restraints, and cell phones and personal drinks were also found around the work area. There was no hot water at the start of the inspection, but it was partially restored before the inspector left. The business was allowed to continue making tortillas that day but had to lock the front doors until all hot water was restored.The inspector also told the business to throw away “all open bags of flour that has been delivered.”
Items left outside the back door of Las Conchas #2. A health inspector told the business to remove the items from the property. The business was also cited for leaving the front and back door open.
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