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Nicks Lighthouse Fails Reinspection

NICKS LIGHTHOUSE 2815 TAYLOR ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 94133-1048, SF 94133 North BeachSeafoodNear Powell-Mason Cable Car
October 8, 2025 10:15 AM - 10:45 AM Reinspection Inspection
4
Total Violations
3
Critical
1
Minor
2
Corrected On Site

Inspector's Report

Reinspection found some violations corrected but multiple coolers still failing. Milk discarded at 48F. Dishwash machine still lacks sanitizer. Food handler cards not found. Follow-up by 10/14/2025.

Violations Cited

4
#14
CORRECTED CRITICAL
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.
0 ppm chlorine sanitizer during dishwash machine cycle. 0 ppm sanitizer in two towel buckets. Provide 50 ppm chlorine.
#35
CRITICAL
EQUIPMENT APPROVED: CLEAN; INSTALLED; GOOD REPAIR; CAPACITY
Household equipment cannot withstand commercial use and harbors bacteria in cracks. Latex gloves cause severe allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Multiple coolers failing: 2-door True cooler at 49F ambient, food prep cooler at 52F ambient, 2-door upright at 49F ambient. Repair all coolers.
#7
CORRECTED CRITICAL
PROPER HOT AND COLD HOLDING TEMPERATURES
Temperature abuse causes 63% of foodborne outbreaks. Clostridium perfringens multiplies rapidly between 70-120°F. Listeria grows even at refrigeration temperatures.
Milk at 48F discarded. Shrimp at 51F, crab salad at 51F. Hamburger at 45F, fish at 46F. Ice used as temporary measure.
#7
CORRECTED CRITICAL
PROPER HOT AND COLD HOLDING TEMPERATURES
Temperature abuse causes 63% of foodborne outbreaks. Clostridium perfringens multiplies rapidly between 70-120°F. Listeria grows even at refrigeration temperatures.
Milk at 48F discarded. Shrimp at 51F, crab salad at 51F. Hamburger at 45F, fish at 46F. Ice used as temporary measure.

Inspector Information

Inspector John Wells
Received By James Paik
Data sourced directly from SF Department of Public Health