105 - 5227 Lakeshore Drive
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.
Sylvan Lake Golf & Country Club
This restaurant has been inspected 7 times since March 20, 2025, with 2 in compliance, 5 not in compliance, and 0 closures on record.
No violations
1 violation
The tap at the dishwashing sink has been taped up, preventing it from swinging to both sinks. The faucet must be in proper working order and free of leaks. Currently, both sinks cannot be filled for dishwashing without the use of a bowl or bucket. , , Have the faucet repaired and fully operational.
2 violations
The fridge was holding between 4.6 - 7.1 C Dairy products were being moved to a different fridge that was holding -5 C until the unit can be serviced. , , Please ensure the fridge is maintaining 4 C.
The tap at the dishwashing sink has been taped up, preventing it from swinging to both sinks. The faucet must be in proper working order and free of leaks. Currently, both sinks cannot be filled for dishwashing without the use of a bowl or bucket. , , Have the faucet repaired and fully operational.
4 violations
Update: 400 g blocks of cheese were probed at 7.1 C, sour cream was probed at 9 C. Two blocks of cheese, 1 package of sliced, processed cheese and two 500 ml sour cream containers were discarded due to temperature abuse. , , Hazardous foods such as eggs and dairy were being stored at the far end of the walk-in cooler by the door in a temperature between 6-8 C. The remaining areas of the cooler were at 4 C. , , Please ensure the fridge is maintaining 4 C.
A valid AHS food handling permit was not observed in the facility. , , Please ensure the permit is posted where customers are able to view it.
The tap at the dishwashing sink has been taped up, preventing it from swinging to both sinks. The faucet must be in proper working order and free of leaks. Currently, both sinks cannot be filled for dishwashing without the use of a bowl or bucket. , , Have the faucet repaired and fully operational.
7 violations
Hazardous foods such as eggs and dairy were being stored at the far end of the walk-in cooler by the door in a temperature between 6-8 C. The remaining areas of the cooler were at 4 C. , , Please either adjust the temperature or ensure all hazardous foods are stored in an area that is capable of consistently maintaining 4 C.
1. Two samosas prepared over two hours earlier were being hot held below 60 C. These were discarded. Door on this side of hot holding unit had been left open. , 2. A 3/4 full, open container of ranch dressing was being stored at room temperature. Dressing was discarded. , , Please ensure foods are hot held at 60 C or hotter and a probe thermometer is present to verify internal temperatures of foods that are held for extended periods., , Please ensure foods that require refrigeration are stored at 4 C or colder.
No violations
1 violation
Plans were not submitted prior to construction. Plans have been submitted but are not yet approved. , , Open food is not to be served directly outside of the washroom. Food is not to be prepared in the back if the garage door is going to be in use., , If using the back area for food preparation, the staff area must be separated., , Please provide an updated plan as the most recent plan provided does not accurately show where some equipment will be placed., , Ensure there is a designated space for the mop bucket, chemical storage, brooms, etc that are separate from food handling areas.
Returns and food have been stacked on crates and are blocking the back door area. Shelving is required so food and returns are stored in a manner that allows for proper cleaning of the floors and to prevent stacking items in front of doors as they need to be checked frequently as part of proper pest control management., , Ensure sufficient shelving is provided to store all items off the ground at least six inches so floors can be properly cleaned and shelving allows (moveable or not blocking doors) for proper checking of doors to ensure they are closed tightly to prevent pests entering.
Improper dishwashing steps were described, with only washing of utensils in soap and water, then rinsing with no sanitizing step done. , , Please ensure the following steps are followed when washing utensils: , 1. scrape any food debris off, 2. wash in soap and water, 3. rinse under warm running water, 4. soak in a 100 ppm chlorine solution for 2 minutes, 5. air dry, , Ensure there is sufficient space to dry clean utensils.
1. The kitchen area has a pallet mover and signage among other items being stored in the space. , 2. Food containers are being stored directly on the floor. , , Remove all items not associated with food preparation from the kitchen space and provide shelving in sufficient amounts to store all food and food related equipment and containers off the ground 6 inches to facilitate proper cleaning of the floors and to ensure proper pest management can be done.
No test strips present to verify the concentration of sanitizer solution. , , Please acquire chlorine test strips that read in the 100 -200 ppm range at a minimum, and ensure they are used each time sanitizer solution is prepared.
A valid permit was not observed in the facility. , , Please ensure the permit is posted where customers are able to view it.
The kitchen area has several containers of returnable foods piled up making cleaning of the kitchen area difficult. , , Ensure the area is organized and returns are separated from food preparation area.