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Restaurant Inspections: Chipotle, Outback Reviewed

Check out the round-up of Ballwin- and Ellisville-area restaurants and see how they make the grade.

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Restaurant inspections are conducted by the St. Louis County Department of Health. Patch has a summary of the public reports affecting area eating and drinking establishments reviewed in September and October.

Grade rankings range from A (highest) to C (lowest). Report comments and explanations are provided in Patch's summary. Follow-up inspections are noted, other visits are routine.

Life Time Fitness Cafe, 3058 Clarkson Road
Inspection date: Oct. 7
Grade: A (99)
Food debris accumulating on interior of microwave
Cutting boards discolored

Chipotle Mexican Grill, 15836 Manchester Road
Inspection date: Sept. 25
Grade: A (93)
Person in charge did not possess valid food protection certification
Employee Hepatitis A documentation incomplete

Mulligan's Grill, 11 Clarkson Road
Inspection date: Sept. 26
Grade: A (98)
Grease accumulating inside fryers
Food debris accumulating on can opener
Food on the floor of large ice machine

Outback Steakhouse, 15412 Manchester Road
Inspection date: Oct. 8
Grade: A (98)
Hand sink pipe leaking in prep area
Food debris accumulating on floor of dry storage area

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