On Monday morning, The Shutter brought news that Luisa's—flagship of the notorious Ms. Luisa Hanson—closed suddenly last Friday night. On-site investigations revealed that the folks down on Union Street chalked up the blame to "planned renovations."
Well, the Department of Public Health updates its inspection reports on a weekly basis, and we now have confirmation that the closure at Luisa's stems from a failed health inspection last Friday. The score from the "routine" spot inspection? A precious and flunking 64. The violations? The juicy, juicy details follow:
The following is taken from the Department of Public Health report:
High Risk: Rodents/Roaches/Flies/Other Animals (Rodents - Immediate Risk)Karma, thou art a bitch.High Risk: Food in Poor Condition; unsafe/adulterated (Any food is adulterated if it bears or contains any poisonous or deleterious substance that may render it impure or injurious to health.)
Moderate Risk: Food Contact surfaces not cleaned/sanitized
Low Risk: Improper Food Storage/Improper Container ID
Low Risk: Unapproved/Disrepair Equipment/Utensils
Low Risk: Improper or Defective plumbing/No backflow devices/Improper connections
Low Risk: Floors, Walls, Ceilings Improperly constructed, in disrepair, not clean
bulletLow Risk: Closure/Permit Suspension
· Records for: Luisa's [sfdph.gov]
· The Shutter: Luisa's Closes Suddenly, "Temporarily" [~ESF~]
· Luisa Hanson: "A Mean Nut" [~ESF~]
· Barleycorn Faithful Not Going Quietly [~ESF~]
