9727 106 Avenue NW
In Compliance
No violations were found at the most recent inspection.
Source: Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health
Phoholic & Grill is in the MCCAULEY neighbourhood. MCCAULEY, Edmonton has 227 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of June 10, 2026, there are 183 (81%) 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.
China Marble
MCCAULEY
This restaurant has been inspected 6 times since June 19, 2024, with 2 in compliance, 4 not in compliance, and 0 closures on record.
No violations
3 violations
Walk in cooler had a temperature of 12C. There was no meats stored but cooked rice was present. , , Until the cooler can be maintained below 4C ensure no meats or rice are stored there. Only lower risk products like vegetables, drinks and sauces.
No pest control records were available., , Ensure that monthly written pest control records are being maintained.
The hand sink basin is properly draining water and the sink is likely clogged., , Ensure this repaired by November 14, 2025
No violations
5 violations
Used cleaning cloths were left on the counter/food contact surfaces when not in use. , , CDI: submerged in sanitizer solution at the time of inspection. , , ACTION REQUIRED: review wiping cloth guidelines with all staff members. Monitor for compliance. , , RESOURCE: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/wf/eph/wf-eh-guidelines-wiping-cloths.pdf
1. Several foods were thawing at room temperature. Corrected without instruction. Moved to walk-in freezer & prep table coolers., , 2. Raw eggs were stored in the malfunctioning walk-in cooler. ACTION REQUIRED: do not store eggs or other high-risk foods in the walk-in cooler until repaired., , 3. Unable to locate the probe thermometer. ACTION REQUIRED: obtain a probe thermometer.
2 violations
, 2024-06-24, Mouse droppings had been cleaned up. Facility is still self-monitoring for pest activity. Discussed requirement for maintaining pest control records. The snap trap by the exterior back door was broken - recommended installing a more durable style trap to meet the demands of the facility. Several (~5) dead mice in the trap behind the walk-in cooler. , , Action required: contact landlord & neighboring business. Implement a coordinated approach to control pest activity within the building complex. , _____________________, 2024-06-03, There were mouse droppings present in multiple areas of the facility; Infront of exterior door, food storage area, and under the shelves at entrance door to kitchen area. , , Operator informed PHI that he is un-aware of extent of mice infestation and facility is doing its own pest control. , , No record for pest control was available at the facility., , Action Required: , Clean the mouse droppings and monitor for any new activity., , Hire a third-party contractor to control pest activity and maintain pest control records.
, 2024-06-24, Permit not posted. Trade name has changed. Action required: submit a new food handling permit application. Print and post new food handling permit once received. , , Resource: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/frm-03298.pdf, ___________________, 2024-01-26, -Facility does not have a valid food handling permit posted on public display., , Action Required: , , Post valid food handling permit on public display.
6 violations
Food items in the walk-in freezer were not stored/organized in appropriate manner., , Baguette buns, frozen vegetables and fruits were stored directly over the raw frozen meat., , Some of the food items were placed directly on the walk- in freezer floor., , Action Required:, Make sure that bread, vegetables and fruits are stored separately from raw meat., , Remove any food items stored directly on the walk-in freezer floor. All food and food items must be maintained a minimum of 15 cm (6 in.) off the floor on racks, shelves or pallets., , , ,
Some of the food items in dry storage area were not stored in covered containers., , Spoons were used as scoops and were stored with in the containers. , , Many items intended for personal use were stored with food items., , Action Required: , Re-organize the food pantry, make sure that all items are stored in separate containers with closed lids. , , Scoops with handles are available for dispensing food and are stored outside the containers. , , Remove all personal use items from food area and store them in a separate are intended for personal use. , ,
2025-05-12, Mouse droppings & nesting materials (insulation) observed around the hot water tank. Facility is self-monitoring/treating the mouse infestation. Several traps set throughout the facility. No written records of pest control activities available. , __________________, 2024-06-24, Mouse droppings had been cleaned up. Facility is still self-monitoring for pest activity. Discussed requirement for maintaining pest control records. The snap trap by the exterior back door was broken - recommended installing a more durable style trap to meet the demands of the facility. Several (~5) dead mice in the trap behind the walk-in cooler. , , Action required: contact landlord & neighboring business. Implement a coordinated approach to control pest activity within the building complex. , _____________________, 2024-06-03, There were mouse droppings present in multiple areas of the facility; Infront of exterior door, food storage area, and under the shelves at entrance door to kitchen area. , , Operator informed PHI that he is un-aware of extent of mice infestation and facility is doing its own pest control. , , No record for pest control was available at the facility., , Action Required: , Clean the mouse droppings and monitor for any new activity., , Hire a third-party contractor to control pest activity and maintain pest control records.
2025-05-12, Permit was available (in filed documents) but not on public display. Facility trade name has not been updated. , , ACTION REQUIRED: , 1. Submit a new application for a food handling permit to update the facility trade name to reflect signage to the public. , 2. Post the food handling permit on public display., ________________________ , 2024-06-24, Permit not posted. Trade name has changed. Action required: submit a new food handling permit application. Print and post new food handling permit once received. , , Resource: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/frm-03298.pdf, ___________________, 2024-01-26, -Facility does not have a valid food handling permit posted on public display., , Action Required: , , Post valid food handling permit on public display.
The walk-in cooler was in disrepair - room temperature. The operator stated they were waiting for a technician to service it (expected the following day). , , ACTION REQUIRED: repair the walk-in cooler so that it is capable of maintaining temperature at or below 4C. Do not store any high-risk foods (meat, eggs, open sauces, etc.) in the cooler until repaired.
There were mouse droppings present in multiple areas of the facility; Infront of exterior door, food storage area, and under the shelves at entrance door to kitchen area. , , Operator informed PHI that he is un-aware of extent of mice infestation and facility is doing its own pest control. , , No record for pest control was available at the facility., , Action Required: , Clean the mouse droppings and monitor for any new activity., , Hire a third-party contractor to control pest activity and maintain pest control records.
-Facility does not have a valid food handling permit posted on public display., , Action Required: , , Post valid food handling permit on public display.
-The shelf underneath the sink at the front counter was in disrepair. , Remove or replace this shelf as it is not smooth or easily cleanable and may attract pests.
-There was clutter such as old construction material by the back door and the back storage rooms. , The clutter must be removed and the rooms cleaned and organized to prevent attracting pests.