110 - 50 Nolanridge Court NW · NOLAN HILL
March 17, 2026
PassRenovated the kitchen, mop sink was closed the meat preparation table. , , Relocate meat preparation table or enclose the mop sink.
Chemical dispensers were installed at the three-compartment prep sink and food preparation was done the dirty dishwashing sink., , Remove the chemical dispensers from the three-compartment sink and install it at the dishwashing sink. , Use the three-compartment sink for food preparation.
No iodine test strips to test the glasswasher., , Provide iodine test strips and test daily.
Water bottles by the grill were covered in grease and spices., , Provide cleanable containers for water such as smooth squeeze bottles.
1) Grease and food debris build-up underneath the stoves and grills. , , 2) Grease and char build-up on the kitchen canopies. , , 1 to 2) Clean these areas.
360 Degrees Grill & Lounge is in the NOLAN HILL neighbourhood. NOLAN HILL, Calgary has 43 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of April 18, 2026, there are 31 (72%) that have passed their most recent inspection, with no closures.
This restaurant has been inspected 11 times since June 10, 2024, with 11 passes and 0 closures on record.
Renovated the kitchen, mop sink was closed the meat preparation table. , , Relocate meat preparation table or enclose the mop sink.
Chemical dispensers were installed at the three-compartment prep sink and food preparation was done the dirty dishwashing sink., , Remove the chemical dispensers from the three-compartment sink and install it at the dishwashing sink. , Use the three-compartment sink for food preparation.
This record comes from Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health, which inspects food premises across Alberta. Inspectors record any violations of applicable health regulations on each visit. The result above is the most recent inspection on file.
Alberta records each visit as either a routine inspection (with any violations noted) or a closed order. If you see violations listed without a closed order, the operator was allowed to continue while addressing them. A closed order means the inspector required the kitchen to stop serving customers until the issues were corrected.
No iodine test strips to test the glasswasher., , Provide iodine test strips and test daily.
Water bottles by the grill were covered in grease and spices., , Provide cleanable containers for water such as smooth squeeze bottles.
1) Grease and food debris build-up underneath the stoves and grills. , , 2) Grease and char build-up on the kitchen canopies. , , 1 to 2) Clean these areas.
Chemical dispensers were installed at the three-compartment prep sink and food preparation was done the dirty dishwashing sink., , Remove the chemical dispensers from the three-compartment sink and install it at the dishwashing sink. , Use the three-compartment sink for food preparation.
Shisha glass bases and tubes were not sanitized after washing. , , Wash and sanitizer the glass base and tubes
Renovated the kitchen, mop sink was closed the meat preparation table. , , Relocate meat preparation table or enclose the mop sink.
1) Three small bowls of meats were left out on the prep table during lunch. Staff stated that they were just taken out to do an order. , , Store perishable meats at 4 degrees C or below or at 60 degrees C or higher. , , 2) Improper cooler was observed during inspection. Large pot of fried rice was found in the walk-in cooler and rice was measured at 10.7 degrees C and it was made in the morning. , It was mentioned to staff to cooler down rice on a baking pan before storing in a large pot. , , Please follow proper cooling procedures. If proper cooling can't be done, remove all large pots to stop large batch cooking.
1) Scoops were stored in stagnant water. , , Store them in ice water (less than 4 degrees C)., , 2) Catfishes were stored in large black bin containers. These containers are not food grade., , Use food grade containers for food. , , 3) Chicken was stored directly on the prep cooler racks. , , Store food on a food grade tray or container.
No iodine test strips to test the glasswasher., , Provide iodine test strips and test daily.
A Lot of ceiling tiles were displaced. , , Fix the ceiling.
1) Ice machine lid was held in place with tape. , , Fix the lid., , 2) Water bottles by the grill were covered with grease and spices. , , Provide cleanable containers for water.
1) Grease and food debris build-up underneath the stoves and grills. , , 2) Broken down grinder and debris build-up by the back door. , , 3) Grease and char build-up on the kitchen canopies. , , 1 to 3) Clean these areas.
Renovated the kitchen, mop sink was closed the meat preparation table. , , Relocate meat preparation table or enclose the mop sink.
Moldy onions and tomatoes were found in the inside preparation cooler and moldy cassava root was found on the dry storage shelf., , Discarded the moldy onions, tomatoes and cassava root.
1) Raw meat and catfishes were above the drinks in the walk-in cooler. , , Reorganize the walk-in cooler and provide an entire shelf for raw meats., , 2) Box of cassava roots was stored underneath raw meat preparation table. Dried meat juice was observed on the preparation table bottom shelf. , , Do not store any items underneath the raw meat preparation table., , 3) Cooked chicken was touching the old sauce and racks in the preparation cooler. , , Store chicken in a deep pan to prevent chicken from touching old sauce and racks., , 4) Renovated the kitchen, mop sink was closed the meat preparation table. , , Relocate meat preparation table or enclosed the mop sink.
Butterfly chickens were not cooked to 74 degrees C on the first cook step. , , Cook chicken 74 degrees C before serving or storing in a cooler., From the cooler, the chicken needs to be reheated to 74 degrees C or higher before serving., Provide a thermometer for the grill person.
Frozen catfishes were left out room temperature to thaw after delivery. , , Put away perishable food after delivery right away., Thaw in cooler overnight or under cold running water.
Cleaning supplies were stored in the back area preparation handwash sink, , Remove all cleaning supplies., Ensure handwash sink is available for handwashing,
1) Bag of frozen meat was stored directly on the walk-in freezer floor. , , 2) Cutting boards were stored directly on the floor. , , 1 to 2) Store all food/equipment at least 6 inches off the floor.
Some foods in the walk-in freezer and coolers were not covered or wrapped., , Ensure foods are covered or wrapped.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
Baseboards were off the wall by the three-compartment sink. , , Fix the baseboards.
1) Foul smell and food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler floor. , , Clean the walk-in cooler , , 2) Slight grime build-up on the walk-in freezer floor. , , Clean the floor., , 3) Dried sauce build-up on the front preparation bottom shelf. , , Clean shelf. , , 4) Rolling pins, instant pot and blenders were not cleaned and sanitized before putting them away., , Clean and sanitize all equipment before putting them away.
Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer.
Hard to reach areas were dirty. Kitchen ceiling tiles by the walk-in freezer were really dusty. No cleaning schedule is set up., , Clean and draft a cleaning schedule to ensure cleaning is done for all areas regularly.
Frozen chickens were thawed at room temperature by the dishwasher. Since the products are still frozen on the surface, the products were placed back into coolers., , Ensure high risk foods are thawed under 4C or under cold running water.
Some shisha pastes were found containing nicotine. The nicotine containing products were removed., , No nicotine containing products can be used indoors.
Some foods in the walk-in freezer and coolers were not covered or wrapped., , Ensure foods are covered or wrapped.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
Hood oil filters were dusty and greasy. , , Clean and increase the cleaning frequency.
Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer.
Hard to reach areas were dirty. Kitchen ceiling tiles by the walk-in freezer were really dusty. No cleaning schedule is set up., , Clean and draft a cleaning schedule to ensure cleaning is done for all areas regularly.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
Walk-in cooler light was dim and need a flashlight to see the food inside the back area of the cooler. , , Provide more light in the walk-in cooler.
Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer.
Again, improper cooling was observed during inspection. Large pot of rice made last night was measured at 25.4 degrees C in the walk-in cooler. , , Discarded the pot of rice., , Cool foods safely by:, -Dividing food into smaller portions or pieces. Large food items take longer to cool., -Using a quick-chill unit, an ice water bath, or stirring with a frozen ice want, -Storing food in pre-chilled shallow pans and placing them on the upper shelves of the fridge. Cover the pans after the food has cooled. Do not stack the pans. So that cold air can move freely around them
Garbage bags were used to store food. These bags are not food grade. , , Use food grade bags.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
Walk-in cooler light was dim and need a flashlight to see the food inside the back area of the cooler. , , Provide more light in the walk-in cooler.
1) Ice machine door was repaired with clear tape. , , Fix the ice machine door. , , 2) Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer.
1) Grease stains build-up on the walls. , , 2) Debris build-up on the floor's hard to reach areas and baseboards., , 1 to 3) Clean these areas.
1) Precooked cat fishes were left out at room temperature again. Cat fishes were measured at 11.0 degrees C. , , Discarded. the cat fishes. , , 2) Container of goat meat was left out at room temperature. Goat was measured at 19 degrees C. , , Discarded the goat. , , 3) Container of cat fishes and two boxes for lamb were left out at room temperature. No staff was preparing the fish and lamb. , , 1 to 3) Store all perishable food at 4 degrees C or below or at 60 degrees C. or higher.
Sauces in the hot holding unit were measured at 43 degrees C. Hot holding unit door can't be closed., , Repair the hot holding unit door and store hot perishable food at 60 degrees C or higher.
Reusable pipes were attached to the Shisha hookah. These pipes were being reused., , Remove all reuseable pipes and use only single use pipes only.
No high temperature waterproof thermometer available to monitor the dishwasher. , , Provide a high temperature waterproof thermometer and monitor dishwasher daily. ,
No pest control program implemented and no records for review. , , , Provide monitoring traps such as cat tin traps with glue boards to monitor pest activity in the premise.
More than 6 staff working during inspection, no certified food safety staff onsite.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
Walk-in cooler light was dim and need a flashlight to see the food inside the back area of the cooler. , , Provide more light in the walk-in cooler.
1) Deep grooves and stains on the plastic cutting boards. , , Resurface or replace the cutting boards. , , 2) Ice machine door was repaired with clear tape. , , Fix the ice machine door. , , 3) Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer. ,
Improper gloves used observed during inspection, staff gloves and prep cooler handles were covered with grease and food debris , , Do not use glove and wash hands when they get dirty.
Sauces in the hot holding unit were measured at 43 degrees C. Hot holding unit door can't be closed., , Repair the hot holding unit door and store hot perishable food at 60 degrees C or higher.
Bowl was stored in the front prep area handwash sink. , , Ensure the handwash sink is available for handwashing at all times.
No high temperature waterproof thermometer available to monitor the dishwasher. , , Provide a high temperature waterproof thermometer and monitor dishwasher daily. ,
No pest control program implemented and no records for review. , , , Provide monitoring traps such as cat tin traps with glue boards to monitor pest activity in the premise.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
Grease and food debris build-up on the prep coolers handles. , , Clean the handles.
1) Deep grooves and stains on the plastic cutting boards. , , Resurface or replace the cutting boards. , , 2) Ice machine door was repaired with clear tape. , , Fix the ice machine door. , , 3) Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer. ,
No high temperature waterproof thermometer available to monitor the dishwasher. , , Provide a high temperature waterproof thermometer and monitor dishwasher daily. ,
No pest control program implemented and no records for review. , , , Provide monitoring traps such as cat tin traps with glue boards to monitor pest activity in the premise.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
1) Deep grooves and stains on the plastic cutting boards. , , Resurface or replace the cutting boards. , , 2) Ice machine door was repaired with clear tape. , , Fix the ice machine door. , , 3) Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer. ,
No chlorine sanitizer was detected in the kitchen sanitizer buckets. No chlorine sanitizer at the grill, bar and shisha bar., , Use 100ppm chlorine (1/2 teaspoon bleach per L water) and verify with test strips. ,
Shisha pipes and glass containers were not washed and sanitized after each use. No soap and sanitizer at the washing sink. , , Shisha charcoal were heated in the kitchen stove. , , Provide disposal pipes and sanitizer glass containers after each use. Provide a separate stove to heat the charcoal. , , Stop providing shisha until all issues are addressed. , , ,
Chemical bottles were not labelled. , , Label all chemical bottles. ,
1) Container of pre-cooked meats (steaks, chicken etc...) was stored at room temperature without any temperature control. Meats were measured at 6.0 degrees C. , , 2) Large tray of pre-cooked fish was stored at room temperature control. Fish was measured at 6.0 degrees C. , , Store all perishable food at 4 degrees C or at 60 degrees C or higher. , , 3) Improper cooling noted during inspection. Huge pot of rice made last night was measured at 22.0 degrees C in the walk-in cooler., , Discarded. , , ,
No paper towels at the bar handwash sink., , Provide paper towels for handwashing. ,
1) Grill handwash sink hot tap was broken, no hot water available. , , 2) Back prep handwash sink tap was broken, no water available. , , 1 to 2) Fix both handwash sink and ensure there is hot and cold running water available for handwashing. ,
Pots and cutting boards were stored on the floor. , , Store all food and food items at least 6 inches off the floor. ,
No high temperature waterproof thermometer available to monitor the dishwasher. , , Provide a high temperature waterproof thermometer and monitor dishwasher daily. ,
No pest control program implemented and no records for review. , , , Provide monitoring traps such as cat tin traps with glue boards to monitor pest activity in the premise.
Additional training required for all kitchen food handlers. , , Take the free basic food safety course online. , https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page3151.aspx
1) Deep grooves and stains on the plastic cutting boards. , , Resurface or replace the cutting boards. , , 2) Ice machine door was repaired with clear tape. , , Fix the ice machine door. , , 3) Food debris build-up on the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer floors. , , Clean the walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer. ,
Slight grime build-up along the floor hard to reach areas and equipment legs. , , Clean the floor and equipment legs.,