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SAN FRANCISCO BREWING CO - RESTAURANT 3150 POLK ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109, SF 94109 Nob HillNear Van Ness Muni
October 1, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM Routine Inspection
4
Total Violations
2
Major
2
Minor

Violations Cited

4
#23
MAJOR
NO INSECTS, RODENTS, BIRDS OR NONSERVICE ANIMALS
Mice produce 50 droppings daily containing Salmonella and hantavirus. Cockroaches carry 33 bacteria types and 6 parasitic worms. Rats spread plague and leptospirosis.
Rodent droppings along the walls underneath mirrors in dining area. Fruit fly activity around the bar. Note : Operator has pest control service weekly. Discuss prevention methods with pest control company to ensure that all points of entry are sealed off and rodent activity is eliminated. Kyle Chan Inspector (415) 252-3837 Inspector Phone kyle.chan@sfdph.org Inspector Email Justin Person in Charge Refused to Sign Current 2 Total 2
#7
MAJOR
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.
Temperature inside of the cold top refrigeration unit had potentially hazardous foods measured at between 46 degrees to 49 degrees F. Adjust temperature or refrigeration unit or have it repaired. Ensure that potentially hazardous foods are fully submerged inside of the ice baths to prevent against possible temperature increases.
#11
MINOR
PROPER REHEATING FOR HOT HOLDING (CORRECTED ON SITE)
Cooked chicken was measured in the steam unit at 65 degrees F. All food being reheated should be brought to 165 degrees F on the stove top prior to hot holding inside of the steam unit
#11
MINOR
PROPER REHEATING FOR HOT HOLDING (CORRECTED ON SITE)
Cooked chicken was measured in the steam unit at 65 degrees F. All food being reheated should be brought to 165 degrees F on the stove top prior to hot holding inside of the steam unit

Inspector Information

Inspector Kyle Chan
Received By Justin
Data sourced directly from SF Department of Public Health