CalgaryGREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK
3900 2 Street NE
In Compliance
No violations were found at the most recent inspection.
Source: Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health
Centre Street Church is in the GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK neighbourhood. GREENVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK, Calgary has 81 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of July 14, 2026, there are 61 (75%) In Compliance on their most recent inspection, with none Not in Compliance or Closed.
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.
In Compliance means no violations were outstanding at that visit. Not in Compliance means one or more violations were found that weren't corrected on site. Closed means the inspector ordered the premises to stop serving customers until the issues were corrected.
This restaurant has been inspected 7 times since November 14, 2023, with 1 in compliance, 6 not in compliance, and 0 closures on record.
No violations
1 violation
The mechanical sanitizing dishwasher in the wellness kitchen had a chlorine residual of 0ppm., , Repair this dishwasher. Utilize the 3-compartment sink for washing and sanitizing dishes.
3 violations
The mechanical sanitizing dishwasher in the wellness kitchen had a chlorine residual of 0ppm., , Repair this dishwasher. Utilize the 3-compartment sink for washing and sanitizing dishes.
There is a large gap underneath the exit door and the receiving door in the food bank area. , , The facility must be structurally sound to prevent the entry of pests., , Repair/replace the weatherstripping and ensure there is no gap.
There is dust accumulated on the ceiling tiles near the dishwashing and food prep area in the main kitchen. , , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas and ensure the ceiling tiles are regularly cleaned to remove dust and to protect food from contamination.
1 violation
The mechanical sanitizing dishwasher had a chlorine residual of 0ppm., , Repair this dishwasher. Utilize the 3-compartment sink for washing and sanitizing dishes.
3 violations
There were no test strips available during the inspection for the QUAT sanitizer solution. The inspector informed the operator that test strips must be used every time a QUAT sanitizer solution is made, then daily, and recommended to test every 2-4 hours during operations to ensure that the sanitizer solution has a QUAT concentration between 200-400 ppm. Less than 200 ppm means inadequate sanitization and more than 400 ppm means that QUAT residues could stay in food-contact surfaces, which contaminates food. , **OBTAIN QUAT TEST STRIPS.
The Food Handling Permit was displayed; however, it was expired. Thus, the permit displayed was not valid. To ensure that the facility is operating with a valid permit at all times, please ensure to have a valid permit displayed in a conspicuous location in the facility easily seen by the patrons/customers. If a Food Handling Permit is needed, please contact foodpermits@ahs.ca immediately., **DISPLAY A VALID FOOD HANDLING PERMIT IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION IN THE FACILITY.
7 violations
Meat were being "ulsalted" in stagnant water in the compartment sink. The staff mentioned that the process involves salted meat being submerged in water for 4 hours, with 1 hour water turnover in between. This was noted as the 5th step in their recipe provided during the inspection. The facility was not approved for meat processing, and their current procedures/recipe have not been reviewed yet by Alberta Health Services. Thus, the inspector informed the staff that their meat processing practices be put to stop until a full review and approval is granted by a public health inspector.
Containers and trays with food were stored on the floor in the walk-in cooler. The inspector informed the staff that all food and other food-related items must be stored off the floor with at least six inches clearance. This would also facilitate adequate cleaning of the space underneath. The boxes and trays were stored off the floor afterwards.
4 violations
Meat were being "ulsalted" in stagnant water in the compartment sink. The staff mentioned that the process involves salted meat being submerged in water for 4 hours, with 1 hour water turnover in between. This was noted as the 5th step in their recipe provided during the inspection. The facility was not approved for meat processing, and their current procedures/recipe have not been reviewed yet by Alberta Health Services. Thus, the inspector informed the staff that their meat processing practices be put to stop until a full review and approval is granted by a public health inspector., **CONSULTATION (2023-11-14). A meat processing specialist was brought on-site by the district public health inspector to provide the staff/operator with information needed to gain approval for their meat processing. The staff was provided with which information would be required to be provided to initiate the approval process.
There was no maximum-registering thermometer available. The inspector informed the staff that the dishwasher must be tested daily at the dish level using a maximum-registering thermometer. , **OBTAIN A MAXIMUM-REGISTERING THERMOMETER. RECORD TEMPERATURES DAILY.
There was no valid Food Safety Training Certificate provided during the inspection. The operator mentioned that their certificates were expired. The inspector informed the operator that at least one person, preferably at the supervisory level, must have a certification from one of the recognized and approved Food Safety courses in Alberta by the Minister of Health to meet Section 31 of the Food Regulation. A list of recognized Food Safety Courses in Alberta will be provided with this report. Once a course is scheduled, please send the date(s) to the undersigned. Once a certificate is received, please send a copy of the certificate to the undersigned. , **SEND A COPY OF A VALID FOOD SAFETY TRAINING CERTIFICATE.
Raw meats were stored above ready-to-eat food in the walk-in cooler. The inspector informed the staff that raw or unprocessed food shall be kept separate from ready-to-eat foods, or raw or unprocessed food be stored below ready-to-eat foods to prevent potential contamination. The food products were rearranged during the inspection.
There was no maximum-registering thermometer available. The inspector informed the staff that the dishwasher must be tested daily at the dish level using a maximum-registering thermometer. , **OBTAIN A MAXIMUM-REGISTERING THERMOMETER. RECORD TEMPERATURES DAILY.
Moldy grout on the wall of the dishwashing sink/station. Please remove the grout, clean the surface, and then regrout.
Scoops for dry product were stored inside the bins with the scoops covered in product. All scoops should be stored away from the food product or in a separate food-safe container to prevent the risk of contamination of the bulk ingredients. The scoops were removed.
The area around the mixing bowl/soup equipment was dirty. Please clean.
Moldy grout on the wall of the dishwashing sink/station. Please remove the grout, clean the surface, and then regrout.
The area around the mixing bowl/soup equipment was dirty. Please clean.