PITTSBURGH — A Subway restaurant in Pittsburgh has been ordered closed by the Allegheny County Health Department.
According to a report, inspectors visited the Subway at 950 Ridge Ave., Allegheny West, on Thursday.
There, they reportedly found 10 violations, including two considered high-risk.
Inspectors say they found tuna salad measuring 53 degrees inside a walk-in cooler, more than four hours after preparation. The walk-in cooler was also not functioning while inspectors were there.
Multiple other foods were reportedly measured above 41 degrees inside the walk-in cooler and in the sandwich prep cold rail.
Violations also include a lack of a certified food protection manager, a build-up of “black mold-like substance” on the caulking and underneath the hand sink’s faucet and a lack of an internal thermometer inside the walk-in cooler.
Click here to read the full inspection report.
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