15 Rockville Businesses Corrected Critical Violations: MoCo Health Inspectors

ROCKVILLE, MD — Officials from the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services Health inspected food preparation and storage businesses in Montgomery County. From June 23 to July 23, inspectors identified critical violations at 15 Rockville businesses.

All Montgomery County licensed retail food establishments are inspected by the Licensure & Regulatory Services Program. Regular comprehensive inspections include evaluating an establishment's sanitation, maintenance and food service operations. These inspections include monitoring critical temperatures and food handling procedures.

"A Critical Violation means a food safety requirement that requires immediate correction," according to the health and human services website. "Failure for immediate correction results in cessation of some or all food operations or closure of the facility until violation is able to be corrected."

The following Rockville licensed retail food establishments had critical violations that were corrected, according to the MCDHealth and Human Services:

• K Pot at 5550 Randolph Road was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature and hot holding temperature on June 23. The critical violations that were corrected.
• Tomatillo Mexican Grill at 2232 Veirs Mill Road was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature on June 26. The critical violations that were corrected.
• Don Pollo at 2206 Veirs Mill Road was found to be out of compliance for hot holding temperature on June 27. The critical violations that were corrected.
• Norbeck Country Club Pool Snack Bar at 17200 Cashell Road was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature and for “effective control measures” to “eliminate and prevent rodents, flies, roaches and other vermin” from the building on June 28. The critical violations were corrected.
• CMG Sweet Bakery at 701 First St. was found to be out of compliance for cooling time and temperature and hot holding temperature on June 30. The critical violations were corrected.
• Dunkin Donuts at 11530 Rockville Pike Unit #A was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature on June 30. The critical violations were corrected.
• Even Hotel at 1775 Rockville Pike was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature on July 5. The critical violations were corrected.
• Manor Woods Swim Club at 14410 Bauer Drive was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature on July 5. The critical violations were corrected.
• Gyroland at 1701 Rockville Pike was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature on July 7. The critical violations were corrected.
• Adelaide Catering Company at 15131 Southlawn Ave., Suite F, was found to be out of compliance for “effective control measures” to “eliminate and prevent rodents, flies, roaches and other vermin” from the building on July 10. The critical violations were corrected.
• 7-Eleven #20294 at 785 Rockville Pike was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature on July 10. The critical violations were corrected.
• Mott's Market at 4860 Boiling Brook Parkway was found to be out of compliance for proper sewage disposal on July 10. The critical violations were corrected.
• Pupuseria Mama Emilia at 785-H Rockville Pike was found to be out of compliance for cooling time and temperature and “effective control measures” to “eliminate and prevent rodents, flies, roaches and other vermin” from the building on July 11. The critical violations were corrected.
• Yenta Kabobi Restaurant at 1488-A Rockville Pike was found to be out of compliance for cold holding temperature and hot holding temperature July 11. The critical violations were corrected.
• 7-Eleven #39974A at 12400 Parklawn Drive was found to be out of compliance for hot holding temperature on July 12. The critical violations were corrected.

Correction: An earlier version of this story reported violations at Norbeck Country Club, which was inspected on July 15 and no critical violations were noted.