43 - 8720 Macleod Trail SE
Not in Compliance
2 violations were found at the most recent inspection.
Source: Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health
July 15, 2026
"Not observed during inspection", , 1. Sliced chicken from the vertical broiler was being held in a tray/skim at the bottom of broiler at 48.3 °C. Operator reported the same practice is used for donair., - Chicken was discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed that sliced portion must be further heated to ensure the meat reaches a temperature of 74 °C as the second cook step. Following the secondary cooking step the sliced meat must be either:, a. used immediately to prepare the donairs or shawarmas, or, b. stored in a hot holding unit at 60C (140F) or greater, or, c. cooled quickly to 4C (40F) or less for storage., , 2. Partially fried potatoes were stored in fryer pans sitting on top of the fryer at 37.0 °C at the time of inspection., - Product was voluntarily discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed to avoid holding partially cooked foods at room or warm temperatures and to keep foods either hot (≥60 °C) or properly cooled before further processing.
"Not observed during inspection", , 1. Middle compartment of the hot holding unit was not functioning and unable to maintain safe hot holding temperatures (no food stored in this section at the time of inspection)., - Operator has scheduled repair service and was instructed to ensure the unit is fully repaired before use. A portable hot holding unit is being used in the interim., , 2. The walk-in cooler fan was observed dripping water directly onto floor resulting in splashing in the surrounding area., - Repair the leak or install proper drainage system.
Jerusalem Shawarma is in the ACADIA neighbourhood. ACADIA, Calgary has 123 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of July 28, 2026, there are 92 (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.
Tim Hortons 121040
ACADIA
This restaurant has been inspected 5 times since June 23, 2023, with 1 in compliance, 4 not in compliance, and 0 closures on record.
2 violations
"Not observed during inspection", , 1. Sliced chicken from the vertical broiler was being held in a tray/skim at the bottom of broiler at 48.3 °C. Operator reported the same practice is used for donair., - Chicken was discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed that sliced portion must be further heated to ensure the meat reaches a temperature of 74 °C as the second cook step. Following the secondary cooking step the sliced meat must be either:, a. used immediately to prepare the donairs or shawarmas, or, b. stored in a hot holding unit at 60C (140F) or greater, or, c. cooled quickly to 4C (40F) or less for storage., , 2. Partially fried potatoes were stored in fryer pans sitting on top of the fryer at 37.0 °C at the time of inspection., - Product was voluntarily discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed to avoid holding partially cooked foods at room or warm temperatures and to keep foods either hot (≥60 °C) or properly cooled before further processing.
"Not observed during inspection", , 1. Middle compartment of the hot holding unit was not functioning and unable to maintain safe hot holding temperatures (no food stored in this section at the time of inspection)., - Operator has scheduled repair service and was instructed to ensure the unit is fully repaired before use. A portable hot holding unit is being used in the interim., , 2. The walk-in cooler fan was observed dripping water directly onto floor resulting in splashing in the surrounding area., - Repair the leak or install proper drainage system.
5 violations
A ready-to-use surface (chlorine) sanitizer was tested at 10 ppm. Bleach (chlorine) sanitizer solution was reprepared, and concentration was tested at 100 ppm., - As discussed, ensure that sanitizer concentration is regularly checked, and sanitizer solution is prepared (1/2 tsp per litre) for use at all times for each food handling area.
1. Chicken in the portable hot holding unit measured at 51.7 °C, unit also had insufficient water and was not maintaining proper temperature., - During the inspection, chicken was reheated to safe temperature and the hot holding unit was refilled with water and adjusted to maintain ≥60 °C. Operator instructed to ensure foods are reheated to ≥74 °C before hot holding and to monitor hot holding temperatures regularly., , 2. Food (onions, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles) inserts in front line cooler were overfilled; measured temperature of food (onions) above fill line was 10.3 °C using probe thermometer., - Operator removed excess food to maintain proper fill level and ensure all food items are held at ≤4 °C; monitor temperatures regularly.
3 violations
1) Donair/Shawarma cones were saved at the end of the day, moved to the freezer, then re-heated on the vertical broiler the next day., -cones must be continuously cooked and not saved at the end of the day. , -Review the Donair/Shawarma Guidelines and ensure they are followed., -Cones not continuously cooked at the end of the day (or saved) must be discarded
1) 2 large containers (greater than 50L) of cooked chickpeas were cooling in the cooler. The internal temperature was 21 Celsius., -all perishable foods must be cooled quickly. DO NOT use giant containers. Use shallow pans of 6" to quickly cool cooked chickpeas or anything else that is perishable., , 2) Donair/Shawarma cones were saved at the end of the day, moved to the freezer, then re-heated on the vertical broiler the next day. , -cones must be continuously cooked and not saved at the end of the day. , -Review the Donair/Shawarma Guidelines and ensure they are followed., -Cones not continuously cooked at the end of the day (or saved) must be discarded
2 violations
, 1. Base board on the frame between the kitchen and the front of house was missing, , 2. Floor tile in front of the 3 compartment sink was heavily damaged. Water was pooling into floor cracks.
, , Old, dirty cardboard used to line wire shelving in the dry storage area and in the walk-in cooler, , Remove cardboard as this material is difficult to keep clean and sanitary
No violations
1. Sliced chicken from the vertical broiler was being held in a tray/skim at the bottom of broiler at 48.3 °C. Operator reported the same practice is used for donair., - Chicken was discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed that sliced portion must be further heated to ensure the meat reaches a temperature of 74 °C as the second cook step. Following the secondary cooking step the sliced meat must be either:, a. used immediately to prepare the donairs or shawarmas, or, b. stored in a hot holding unit at 60C (140F) or greater, or, c. cooled quickly to 4C (40F) or less for storage., , 2. Partially fried potatoes were stored in fryer pans sitting on top of the fryer at 37.0 °C at the time of inspection., - Product was voluntarily discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed to avoid holding partially cooked foods at room or warm temperatures and to keep foods either hot (≥60 °C) or properly cooled before further processing.
Personal beverages (e.g., coffee) were stored on the back kitchen table near bulk food containers and rice cookers., - Personal drinks were voluntarily discarded during the inspection. Operator instructed to store all personal items in a designated area.
1. Middle compartment of the hot holding unit was not functioning and unable to maintain safe hot holding temperatures (no food stored in this section at the time of inspection)., - Operator has scheduled repair service and was instructed to ensure the unit is fully repaired before use. A portable hot holding unit is being used in the interim., , 2. The walk-in cooler fan was observed dripping water directly onto floor resulting in splashing in the surrounding area., - Repair the leak or install proper drainage system.
2. Floor tile in front of the 3 compartment sink was heavily damaged. Water was pooling into floor cracks.