Roaches Found Breeding in Sugar at Snellville Pizza Restaurant

The third time was not the charm for Enzo's Pizza.

The restaurant on Highway 78 in Snellville was forced to close on May 21 after scoring a 53 U with violations including an infestation of cockroaches and inadequate refrigeration.

They were then reinspected on May 30. During that check-up, the investigator found several surfaces were still unclean and the restaurant had not eliminated their roach problem. Several roaches were spotted running throughout the kitchen and even in a hand sanitizer dispenser.

On the third inspection, roaches were still found in the restaurant, including some breeding inside a bag of sugar.

Here is their latest health inspection score as reported by Gwinnett County:

Enzo's Pizza, 3070 Highway 78
Score: None Reported
Inspection Date: June 10
Previous Score: 53 U (5/21/13), 84 B (4/27/13)
Type of inspection: Follow-up
Violations: 3-1C, Violation of Code: [.04(1) ] Bulk sugar (50 lbs pound) left on dry storage shelf is contaminated with roaches breeding inside of the bag. Must discard this food. All food must be safe, unadulterated, and in good condition.  Corrected On-Site.  Repeat Violation. 4-2B, Violation of Code: [.05(7)(a)1 ] The ice machine has accumulated mold in the upper compartment. Clean the mold from the machine. The machine should be clean to sight and touch since the restaurant is seeking clearance to resume operation.  New Violation. 15C, Violation of Code: [.05(7)(a)2,3 ] The commercial mixer is still unclean with dried, layered food residue. Disassemble the mixer and clean it thoroughly. Equipment surfaces must be kept free of accumulated debris, soil, or mold.  New Violation. 18, Violation of Code: [.07(5)(k) ] Observed roaches breeding in the crevices of the dry storage shelf where bulk sugar in paper bag was stored. Observed several roaches of both the adult and nymph stages. Roaches observed near the dishwashing area and still in the broken gasket of the pizza makeline cooler. Continue to clean and treat the facility. The presence of pests must be more effectively controlled.  Repeat Violation.