MANGEZ! Dine Safe Guide for June 1-15, 2016

Twice-monthly, Guelph Politico posts the latest inspection results from the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health Unit inspection of local restaurants, hotels, cafes, grocery stores and other businesses that handle food. We call it "Mangez!", and this column highlights the latest inspections done by WDGPH, and the results they've posted.

Here are the inspections done between June 1-15 according to the "Check Before You Choose" website.

*No infractions found

• Dairy Queen, 9 - 995 Paisley Rd
• Denso Manufacturing - Dana Hospitality, 900 Southgate Dr
• Diana Restaurant, 141 Wyndham St N
• Domino's Pizza, 1 - 204 Silvercreek Pky N
• Fionn MacCool's, 494 Edinburgh Rd S
• Klops Meats And Deli, 442 York Rd
• Little Caesars Pizza, 130 Silvercreek Pky N
• Mary Brown's, 170 Silvercreek Pky N
• Miijidaa Cafe & Bistro, 37 Quebec St
• Montana's Cookhouse, 201 Stone Rd W
• Pita Hut, 26 - 35 Harvard Rd
• Pita Pit, 4 - 204 Silvercreek Pky N
• Polycon Industries, 65 Independence Pl
• Spice Roots and Indian Authenticity, 200 Kortright Rd W
• Toppers Pizza, 492 Edinburgh Rd S
• TRY Vegan, 74 Ontario St
• The Wingery, 265 Eramosa Road
• Zehrs Markets - Bento Nouveau, 1045 Paisley Rd

*Non-critical infraction: An infraction (violation) that is not likely to lead to food-borne illness or infection (e.g., lighting is not bright enough for food preparation or work areas).

• Courtyard Cafe, 1 Stone Rd W (2 Non-Critical Infractions)
• Doogies & Pablos, 37 Wyndham St N (4 Non-Critical Infractions)
• Italy Pizza, 547 Speedvale Ave E (5 Non-Critical Infractions)
• JF Chen Chinese Food, 995 Paisley Rd (3 Non-Critical Infractions)
• Linamar Gear, 32 Independence Place (1 Non-Critical Infraction)
• Mandarin Restaurant, 565 Woodlawn Road W (1 Non-Critical Infraction)
• Rocky's Drive In, 520 Elizabeth St (2 Non-Critical Infractions)
• Symposium Cafe, 304 Stone Rd W (1 Non-Critical Infraction)
• Trappers Alley, 98 Carden St (1 Non-Critical Infraction)
• Wok's Taste, 16 Carden St (1 Non-Critical Infraction)

*Critical infraction: A violation found during an inspection that could be a health hazard.

• Dairy Queen, 304 Stone Rd W (2 Critical, 5 Non-Critical)
• Northwest Cafe, 1 Stone Rd W (1 Critical, 1 Non-Critical)

*Immediate threat to Public Health

• None

So what happens if there's an infraction?

After a routine inspection, the operator must correct infractions (violations) as soon as possible. Public Health staff may follow up with a second inspection, known as a re-inspection, depending on how severe the infraction is. Where there is a critical infraction, we re-inspect within 72 hours (3 business days). For infractions that don't pose an immediate risk to the public, we often follow up at the next routine inspection. If an operator doesn't correct all critical infractions by the first re-inspection, we may take legal action. Serious infractions that pose an immediate threat to public health may result in an establishment being closed or Public Health issuing a legal order under the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA).

Curious about the restaurant or establishment you're going to, check out "Check Before You Choose" before you head out the door.