1 - 1403 Centre Street NW
Non conforme
2 infractions relevées lors de la dernière inspection.
Source : Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health
15 mai 2026
Newspaper was used to line the pork meat. , , Newspaper should not be used to line food as they are not clean and may contaminate the food. Refrain from using newspaper. , , The operator removed the newspaper at the time of the inspection.
***Outstanding violation - noted on May 15, 2026***, , 1. There was buildup of food debris in hard-to-reach areas in the dry storage closet including but not limited to the following: , - The floors, - The baseboards , - The corners , - The shelving units , , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas to prevent attraction of pests., , 2. There was clutter in the front and back area. Miscellaneous items, empty boxes and unused equipment were stored. , , The facility must be organized in a manner that facilitates cleaning and monitoring for pest. , , Reorganize the back storage area and remove any items that are not in use.
B.B.Q. Express se trouve dans le quartier CRESCENT HEIGHTS. CRESCENT HEIGHTS, Calgary compte 130 restaurants suivis sur Pass or Fail, inspectés par Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. En date du 8 juillet 2026, 94 (72%) d'entre eux étaient Conformes lors de leur dernière inspection, sans Non conforme ni fermeture.
Ce dossier provient d'Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health, qui inspecte les établissements alimentaires partout en Alberta. Les inspecteurs notent toute infraction aux règlements sanitaires applicables à chaque visite. Le résultat ci-dessus correspond à la dernière inspection au dossier.
« Conforme » signifie qu'aucune infraction n'était en suspens lors de cette visite. « Non conforme » signifie qu'une ou plusieurs infractions n'ont pas été corrigées sur place. « Fermé » signifie que l'inspecteur a ordonné l'arrêt du service à la clientèle jusqu'à la correction des problèmes.
Maxima Bakery & Cake House
CRESCENT HEIGHTS
Ce restaurant a été inspecté 5 fois depuis le 29 novembre 2023, avec 2 conformes, 3 non conformes et 1 fermeture au dossier.
2 infractions
Newspaper was used to line the pork meat. , , Newspaper should not be used to line food as they are not clean and may contaminate the food. Refrain from using newspaper. , , The operator removed the newspaper at the time of the inspection.
***Outstanding violation - noted on May 15, 2026***, , 1. There was buildup of food debris in hard-to-reach areas in the dry storage closet including but not limited to the following: , - The floors, - The baseboards , - The corners , - The shelving units , , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas to prevent attraction of pests., , 2. There was clutter in the front and back area. Miscellaneous items, empty boxes and unused equipment were stored. , , The facility must be organized in a manner that facilitates cleaning and monitoring for pest. , , Reorganize the back storage area and remove any items that are not in use.
7 infractions
No chlorine detected in the sanitizer bucket. , , The chlorine sanitizer solution must be maintained between 100-200ppm to ensure food contact surfaces are adequately sanitized to remove contamination. , , Ensure the sanitizer solution is regularly changed and confirm the concentration using the applicable test strips. , , The operator remade the chlorine sanitizer solution during the inspection and measured 100ppm.
Open dry ingredients were stored in the dry storage closet and there were personal items/clothes stored directly above the food. , , Personal items should be stored in a separate area from food storage areas to mitigate possible contamination of food. , , Remove the personal items and designate an area for staff storage.
1. Five pig heads were stored near the floor on cardboard in the walk-freezer and was uncovered., , Food must be covered at all times to protect it from contamination. , , Cover the pic heads and ensure they are stored at least 6 inches above the floor., , 2. The exterior and interior of the bulk containers used to store dry ingredients is heavily soiled with food debris. , , Bulk containers must be regularly cleaned and sanitized to remove food debris buildup. , , Thoroughly clean and sanitize the bulk containers.
2 infractions
Kitchen wiping clothes were left on cutting board without residual sanitizer detected. Corrected on site., , Store wiping clothes in use in sanitizer solution between uses.
Heavy grease build up was observed on the surfaces in the kitchen., , Clean.
Aucune infraction
Aucune infraction
A pest control monitoring program is not in place. , , Implement a pest monitoring program. This can either be done by hiring a professional company to conduct monthly monitoring or the facility operator can do it themselves by placing traps throughout the facility and completing a monthly pest checklist (provided via email along with this report).
Rice scoop was stored in water at room temperature and measured 18C. , , Utensils should not be stored in stagnant water as this promotes the growth of bacteria. , Store utensils in the following manner: , - Iced water <4C, - Hot water >60C, - Sanitizer solution of either 100ppm of chlorine or 200ppm of quats, , The operator removed the water and replaced it with sanitizer solution of 100ppm of chlorine.
1. There was buildup of food debris in hard-to-reach areas in the dry storage closet including but not limited to the following: , - The floors, - The baseboards , - The corners , - The shelving units , , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas to prevent attraction of pests., , 2. There was clutter in the front and back area. Miscellaneous items, empty boxes and unused equipment were stored. , , The facility must be organized in a manner that facilitates cleaning and monitoring for pest. , , Reorganize the back storage area and remove any items that are not in use.
Heavy grease build up was observed on the surfaces in the kitchen including but not limited to the following: , - Ceiling, - Lights, - Cables , - Walls, - Overhead rail with the meat hooks., , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas.