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Marine Memorial Gets Conditional Pass on Health Inspection

MARINE MEMORIAL ASSN 609 SUTTER ST, SF 94102 TenderloinAmericanNear Powell St BART/Muni
November 17, 2025 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM Routine Inspection
5
Total Violations
3
Major
2
Minor

Inspector's Report

Routine inspection revealed improper cooling methods with chowder stored at 45°F in walk-in cooler. Additional violations included food equipment being washed in hand sink, improper sanitizer concentration at 400ppm instead of required 200ppm, and poor utensil storage with tongs left on oven handles. Facility showed grease buildup on walls and debris accumulation in storage areas.

Violations Cited

5
#27
MAJOR
FOOD SEPARATED AND PROTECTED
Raw chicken drips contaminate everything below with Salmonella and Campylobacter. Cross-contamination causes massive outbreaks affecting hundreds.
Observed an employee rinsing the coffee dispensers in the hand sink in the kitchen.
#34
MAJOR
WAREWASH FACILITIES: INSTALLED, MAINTAINED, USED; TEST STRIPS
Improper dishwashing spreads pathogens across all dishes. Hepatitis A survives on improperly washed dishes for weeks. Causes recurring outbreak cycles.
Observed a 400ppm concentration quaternary ammonia sanitizer solution at the coffee station area in the kitchen.
#9
MAJOR
PROPER COOLING METHODS
Improper cooling is the #1 cause of restaurant foodborne illness. Clostridium perfringens spores germinate and multiply rapidly during slow cooling.
Observed a plastic container of chowder measuring 45F in the walk in cooler.
#36
MINOR
EQUIPMENT, UTENSILS AND LINENS: STORAGE AND USE
Improperly stored utensils collect airborne bacteria and dust. Contaminated storage spreads pathogens to clean items.
Observed 2 tongs stored on the oven handle bar at the cooks line.
#36
MINOR
EQUIPMENT, UTENSILS AND LINENS: STORAGE AND USE
Improperly stored utensils collect airborne bacteria and dust. Contaminated storage spreads pathogens to clean items.
Observed 2 tongs stored on the oven handle bar at the cooks line.

Inspector Information

Received By vincent imasa
Follow-up Required December 9, 2025
Data sourced directly from SF Department of Public Health