Minneapolis eatery food found in 'danger zone'

Article by: JANE FRIEDMANN , Star Tribune
Updated: April 30, 2011 - 10:33 PM

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jbpaperMay. 1, 1112:06 AM

Even with all the violations, most of these places are probably more sanitary than the average home kitchen.

mallwittMay. 1, 11 5:54 AM

Now this is useful. A list of places not to eat at.

MarkGislesonMay. 1, 11 9:02 AM

Seriously, don't you need rats or cockroaches to make this list? Most of these "violations" sound more like a fundraiser for the City of Minneapolis than they do threats to public health. I don't question writing these places up, but I do question publicizing such minor infractions. If you're concerned about public safety, shouldn't you be publishing lists of which red lights in town get run the most?

norunnyeggsMay. 1, 1110:54 AM

As a former health inspector in CA I can tell you that this is nothing short of ridiculous. The complaints listed may have some validity but nothing is out of the ordinary or life threatening.

ovie3420May. 1, 1111:58 AM

I'm curious, Mr. CA health inspector, how this is more ridiculous than slapping a HUGE letter-grade on each and every restaurant in California for the same violations..

MSUDTGMay. 1, 11 1:11 PM

I am concerned with the soup not cooling fast enough. LOL. Honestly though, I would not go to these places if they are serving expired food, that is just gross.