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ROBINSON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A fast-food restaurant in an Allegheny County community was forced to close because several violations were found during a recent inspection.
The Allegheny County Health Department ordered the Popeye’s on Steubenville Pike in Robinson Township to close after an inspection on Tuesday.
A report from the health department shows inspectors found one high-risk violation: improper washing, rinsing or sanitizing dishes and grease accumulation on a shelf above the sink. Both of these violations were considered repeat violations.
There were also several lower-risk violations, according to the report, like a lack of hot water in bathrooms (also a repeat violation), a blocked mop sink and the certified manager’s failure to prevent high and medium-risk repeat violations.
A re-inspection date has not been scheduled yet.
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