Food inspections: May 5-11
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— Here are the food inspections for the last week in Terre Haute, courtesy of the Vigo County Health Department.
Establishments listed are in Compliance
Babo's, 2918 Wabash Ave.
Franklin Elementary, 1600 Dr. Iverson C. Bell Lane
Vigo County Head Start, 489 2nd Ave.
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Establishments listed are out of Compliance
Corsair Cafe, 581 S. Airport St. (3 Non-Compliance) Observed chipped and peeling wall material and paint behind prep sink and 3-bay sink. Observed missing cover/panel on ice machine. Observed wet wiping cloths at 3-bay sink drying area. Observed wiping cloths on prep surfaces in kitchen area. Found cooked chicken not being cooled within proper time limits.
Sonic, 2110 Ft. Harrison (2 Non-Compliance) Observed accumulated debris on spray nozzle at 3-bay sink. Observed accumulated debris on floors, walls and in and around equipment throughout establishment.
Insomnia Cookies, 647 Cherry St. (1 Non-Compliance) Found no test strips available to measure sanitizer concentration.
Establishments Approved to Operate
Colonial Spices @ Vigo County 4-H Fairgrounds for Herb Fair – 5-10-25
Ferm Fresh
Heavenly Twirls Cotton Candy
Jam'n Jelly Gals
Schneider's Kitchen
Fully Loaded @ Spring Bash Tournament – COA Volleyball Honey Creek Middle School – 5-11-25
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