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Restaurant Health InspectionSatisfactory

OOB-Project Pollo

2438 W Anderson Ln Ste A1 Austin, 78757-1240, Austin, TX 78757-1240
83
Current Score
83
Average Score
2
Inspections
0
Excellent (90+)

About OOB-Project Pollo Health Inspections

OOB-Project Pollo is a restaurant located at 2438 W Anderson Ln Ste A1 Austin, 78757-1240 in Austin, Texas (78757-1240). The facility has undergone 2 health inspections by the Travis County Health Department, maintaining an average score of 83/100. The most recent inspection on March 21, 2023 resulted in a score of 83/100, classified as satisfactory.

πŸ“ŠInspection Performance

  • 0 excellent scores (90-100)
  • 2 satisfactory scores (80-89)
  • 0 scores needing improvement (<80)

πŸ“Location Details

Address: 2438 W Anderson Ln Ste A1 Austin, 78757-1240

City: Austin, TX

ZIP Code: 78757-1240

Inspections conducted by Travis County Health & Human Services

Health inspections are conducted by Travis County Health & Human Services to ensure restaurants maintain proper food safety standards. Scores are based on compliance with Texas Food Establishment Rules (TFER) and assess factors including food temperature control, employee hygiene, facility cleanliness, and pest control. Regular inspections help protect public health by identifying and correcting violations before they can cause foodborne illness.

πŸ“Location & Views

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πŸ“ˆScore Trend

Mar 21, 2023
83
Mar 21, 2023
83

Complete Inspection History

March 21, 2023

Inspection #2

83
Satisfactory
Inspection Type: Routine Inspection
March 21, 2023

Inspection #1

83
Satisfactory
Inspection Type: Routine Inspection
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