Toms River, NJ – 11 county restaurants received an unwelcome surprise on Christmas Eve as the Ocean County Health Department issued Conditional Satisfactory inspections to the eateries.  

The Ocean County Health Department regularly inspects food establishments (restaurants, deli’s, supermarket’s , and any type of business that sells fresh or packaged food items). The Rating’s Guidelines are as follows:

• Satisfactory – Is in substantial compliance with State Health Codes.
• Conditional Satisfactory – Needs improvement in several areas – as determined by the licensed inspector and interpretation of the State Health Codes. A time limit is set for the establishment to come into compliance and a re-inspection is done in order to assure this compliance
• Unsatisfactory – Serious or unsafe conditions/violations of the health codes set by the State Of New Jersey.

The establishment would be asked to close until all conditions/requirements are met. Below is a listing of conditionally rated establishments. Also listed are establishments that have improved there status after a conditional rating and now meet satisfactory conditions. This listing will be updated weekly on Friday’s. The Ocean County Health Department regularly inspects food establishments (restaurants, deli’s, supermarket’s , and any type of business that sells fresh or packaged food items). The Rating’s Guidelines are as follows:

Source: http://www.ochd.org/restaurants.aspx?qry=Jackson