2 - 6858 50 Avenue
In Compliance
No violations were found at the most recent inspection.
Source: Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health
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.
Better Bee Cooking
This restaurant has been inspected 8 times since December 5, 2023, with 4 in compliance, 4 not in compliance, and 0 closures on record.
No violations
1 violation
Permit was posted; however, it had expired on August 31, 2025., , Please ensure the current permit is printed and posted in a visible location.
1 violation
The cooler opposite the fryer and the walk-in-cooler had uncovered food containers. , , After the conversation with the owner, containers were covered with their respective lids. , , Please ensure food containers are covered at all times to protect from contamination.
No violations
1 violation
The ambient temperature of the small prep cooler was measured at 10.0 degrees C. , , Please repair/adjust the cooler to ensure that the temperature is maintained at 4 degrees C or less.
3 violations
The quats sanitizer was measured at 100 ppm. , , After the conversation with the staff, the sanitizer solution was changed, and it was then measured at 200 ppm. , , Please utilize test strips to check the concentration of the sanitizer solution and also change it every two hours or visible soiled to ensure sanitizers are maintained at adequate concentrations for effective sanitation.
The ambient temperature of the prep cooler was measured at 10.0 degrees C. , , Please repair/adjust the cooler to ensure that the temperature is maintained at 4 degrees C or less.
- The paper towel dispenser in the staff washroom was empty. , , - Please ensure that all the handwashing sink are supplied with soap, paper towels, and hot and cold running water at all times.
No violations
12 violations
Cleaning cloths were left at room temperature on counter to the right of the sink. Cloths used to wipe down food areas provide ideal conditions for bacteria growth which can then contaminate surfaces when wiped., Operator was asked to keep all cleaning cloths in a sanitizing solution bucket to ensure cloths are properly sanitized after use.
Quats sanitizer solution concentration in sink measured 100ppm. Quats based sanitizers must measure at least 200ppm to ensure surfaces, utensils, equipment etc. are properly disinfected., Quats solutions in sink should be tested regularly to ensure sanitizer concentration is kept at acceptable levels.
Staff member was reminded to wash hands after touching cell phone. Personal items such as phones or water bottles can contaminate the hands of staff with microbial organisms. , If proper handwashing is not done after handling personal items; foods, food equipment, surfaces etc. can then become contaminated and create a risk to the public. , Staff must wash their hands whenever they touch/handle personal items to ensure hands are clean before resuming food handling.
As per the information submitted by , Western Canada Mary Brown's Incorporated, after initial cook step the product may be allowed to cool for no more than 1 hour. Production labels are required in order to verify that taters are not left to cool at room temperature for more than 1 hour. When taken out of cooler, taters may be held at room temperature for up to 3 hours after which they must be discarded. Production labels are required to ensure product does not exceed 3 hours., Upon arrival at facility taters were observed outside of walk-in cooler. No labels or dates to verify when taters were left out to cool at room temperature were observed on all but one of the trays. Trays were moved into cooler., Labels must be kept on trays in order to verify that taters are not being temperature abused during cooling process, creating an increased risk of foodborne illness.
A tray of fried bits of batter was found to be stored in close proximity to buckets of raw chicken in walk-in cooler. Tray was moved to top shelf of cooler above raw chicken., Foods stored in same area as raw animal food products must be stored in such a manner that it is protected from cross-contamination .
Bucket of quats sanitizer was kept next to a tray of fried pickles. Keeping sanitizing buckets in close proximity to foods creates a high risk for chemical contamination should sanitizer spill out of bucket and onto foods., Chemicals and sanitizer solutions should not be stored in the same area as foods in order minimize the risk of chemical contamination.
Prep cooler containing lettuce, cheese, pickles and sauces was measured to have a temperature of 13C. Foods kept under refrigeration must be kept at or below 4C in order to slow bacteria growth., Foods stored in back of cooler were thrown out and follow-up will be required to verify that cooler is able to reach a temperature of 4C or less.
Several pairs of tongs were being stored on the bottom handle of a hot holding unit in a high traffic area. Tongs were at a continual risk of being contaminated by people potentially brushing up against equipment or by being knocked onto the floor., Tongs should be stored in areas and in such a manner that they are protected from contamination.
Trays, wire racks and other equipment used at the breading station had a large accumulation of food debris/dust. Employee stated that equipment is cleaned every 5 hours. Areas in which raw animal food product is handled poses an increased risk for cross contamination., Equipment should be cleaned and sanitized every 4 hours to reduce bacterial loads to safe levels.
Personal items such as water bottles and snacks were found being stored with food equipment. Personal items stored with or in close proximity to foods and food equipment can create a risk for cross-contamination., Personal items should be stored in a designated area which reduces the risk of contamination to food and food equipment.
Brush used at breading station and wire scoop were both in disrepair. Bristles were falling off brush and welds on wire scoop were broken. If a piece of either equipment unknowingly falls into breading station, it can create a choking hazard if it is swallowed by a customer., cracked plastic containers were observed in facility. Containers are no longer easily cleanable, foods stored within are not protected from contamination, foods are not protected from contamination by contents of bucket and broken pieces may result in physical contamination of foods., Please ensure equipment is inspected regularly for signs of disrepair and either repaired or thrown out as required.
Facility requires general cleaning in the following areas:, - Shelves in the breading area and across from the breading area have a build-up of flour, - Ceilings/vents have accumulations of dust and debris, Food debris creates an environment where bacteria can grow. Equipment used in food preparation is stored on the same shelves mentioned above and can become contaminated. Furthermore, food debris creates an increased risk of attracting pests to a facility., Dust/debris if left to accumulate on ceilings creates possibility for contamination of food and food handling areas., Floors, walls, ceilings and all surfaces should be cleaned and sanitized regularly to maintain all surfaces in a clean and sanitary manner.