A restaurant in Pittsburgh is under Consumer Alert after an inspection on Wednesday.
Caribbean Village Fusion at 3507 Cable Place in Oakland was hit with three total violations, one considered high-risk.
The high-risk violation is due to food being held at improper temperatures.
Inspectors say that mac and cheese, jerk chicken, collard greens and “multiple Ziplock baggies of chicken and pans of chicken were all temped between 49 and 60 degrees.
The proper cold-holding temperature is 41 degrees or lower.
Those foods were thrown away and is a repeat violation.
The inspection also states that multiple pans of chicken were undated.
The ambient temperature of the cooler was 55 degrees.
For the Consumer Alert to be corrected, inspectors say that there are three coolers that need to be serviced and/or repaired.
A follow-up inspection is scheduled for August 14.
This is the second Consumer Alert for the Caribbean Village Fusion in Oakland this year.
A previous one was issued in early May and was corrected a few days later.
To see the full inspection and any updates, visit the Health Department’s website.
