Bar Camino, located at 1470 N. Broadway in Walnut Creek, has reopened after a forced closure by the Contra Costa County Environmental Health Department.
The health department says they found the following during their inspection this month:
Observed rodent droppings in the following areas:
- Approximately 8-10 small droppings around oil boxes
- 3-5 droppings onto chili container and chip containers
- Approximately 3 droppings by linens
- Approximately 5 droppings on linen towel
- 3-5 droppings on floor near entrance of dry storage room
- Approximately 10-15 droppings underneath storage rack
- 1 dropping inside utensil container with utensil food prep area by food prep sink
- Approximately 4 droppings at corner underneath food prep table
- 3-5 droppings on floor behind hot hold unit
- 2 droppings on cardboard of bottom shelving of food prep table
- 3 droppings on floor behind 1-door prep cooler
- Approximately 5-8 droppings on shelving with food mixer
- 5 droppings underneath rack of cup storage
- Approximately 10 droppings by carbon dioxide cylinder and on top of soda boxes.
The restaurant has been reinspected and reopened.
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Mexican just can’t make it in Walnut Creek…From Cantina to Maria Maria.to El Charro… Must be the big swamp behind it that attracts pests.
El Charro in Lafayette was full of rats, they used to run around the Cantina in full view and ttook bites out of the chips we were served ………adios
So just Mexican food, if they make it a steakhouse everything would be ok?
None of that ever happened at El Charro in Lafayette. Ever. Also they closed after 50 years a few years back anyway. You sound like you have an angry axe to grind.
Maybe it did not happen you James….. you should have opened your eyes and checked your credit card bills more carefully.
Too bad… imho it’s been downhill since it was Cantina sold it …. Cantina was it’s heyday – and good! wish it was back