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Garden Bakery Reopens After Health Closure

GARDEN BAKERY 765 JACKSON ST, SF 94133 North BeachBakeryNear Powell-Mason Cable Car
November 13, 2025 10:40 AM - 11:00 AM Reinspection Inspection
3
Total Violations
1
Major
2
Minor
1
Corrected On Site

Inspector's Report

Follow-up reinspection found rodent droppings cleaned up from previous visit. Minor violations included sanitizer bucket not set up during opening hours, non-approved food storage containers and wooden cutting boards, and restroom door lacking self-closing mechanism. All violations corrected on site or addressed with guidance provided.

Violations Cited

3
#35
MAJOR
Equipment Approved: Clean; Installed; Good Repair
Household equipment cannot withstand commercial use and harbors bacteria in cracks. Latex gloves cause severe allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Provide scoops with handle for bulk dry goods. Please provide food grade containers for storing dry goods. Please remove tree stump style wooden cutting boards. Provide approved plastic cutting board.
#14
CORRECTED MINOR
Food Contact Surfaces: Clean and Sanitized
Dirty cutting boards and utensils cause 76% of cross-contamination. Biofilms protect bacteria from cleaning. One contaminated surface spreads pathogens to dozens of foods.
Sanitizer bucket not set up, facility open less than 4 hours. Corrected on site by setting up sanitizer bucket. Please ensure sanitizer bucket is set up at all times. Food safety guide in Chinese provided.
#14
CORRECTED MINOR
Food Contact Surfaces: Clean and Sanitized
Dirty cutting boards and utensils cause 76% of cross-contamination. Biofilms protect bacteria from cleaning. One contaminated surface spreads pathogens to dozens of foods.
Sanitizer bucket not set up, facility open less than 4 hours. Corrected on site by setting up sanitizer bucket. Please ensure sanitizer bucket is set up at all times. Food safety guide in Chinese provided.

Inspector Information

Received By Siu Mui Mah
Data sourced directly from SF Department of Public Health