Health inspectors told a college campus snack bar operating without a permit to stop selling certain foods immediately, and a NW Side seafood restaurant was cited a second time for having an expired permit.
Students at St. Philip’s College’s Southwest Campus can grab a snack between classes at Pappy’s, but their choices are pretty limited following a recent inspection where the business earned a 79.
The employee present during the inspection didn’t have a food handler’s permit, and several food items made off-site were missing the required labeling. A worker at the snack shop was surprised to see KSAT Investigates reporter Tim Gerber this week when he stopped by to see if corrections had been made.
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