York County recently conducted health inspections, revealing significant violations at two local eateries. Denny’s Restaurant in Hanover and Bollywood Grill in Springettsbury Township failed to meet food safety standards during inspections.
Violations at Denny’s Restaurant
Denny’s, located at 199 Eisenhower Drive, was inspected on September 2, 2025. The inspection highlighted several alarming issues:
- An employee’s beverage container was found in a food preparation area.
- Dust and dirt were being emitted from dirty ceiling ducts.
- Food employees did not wear the necessary hair restraints, such as nets or hats.
- Several food items, including spinach, were found spoiled or moldy.
- Cleaning deficiencies were noted on the beverage machine and microwave units.
These infractions prompted corrective actions during the inspection.
Issues at Bollywood Grill
Bollywood Grill, situated at 2310 Industrial Highway, was inspected the same day. Violations included:
- Raw shell eggs stored above ready-to-eat foods.
- Uncovered foods, including chicken and sauces, stored improperly in the refrigerator.
- Wiping cloths in unhygienic condition throughout the kitchen.
- Food preparation areas lacked proper handwashing facilities.
- Non-food contact surfaces were not cleaned frequently enough.
This inspection led to significant health and safety concerns, particularly regarding food contamination and cleanliness.
Importance of Compliance
These findings underscore the critical need for restaurants to maintain strict health and safety standards. In light of these inspections, both establishments are encouraged to improve their practices to ensure patron safety and compliance with health regulations.
Conclusion
Health inspections play a vital role in safeguarding public health. With Denny’s Restaurant and Bollywood Grill failing these recent inspections, it is crucial for restaurant owners across York County to uphold food safety regulations effectively.
