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Flint Water Response Food Establishment Compliance List 05-23 Flint Water Response Food Establishment Compliance List The following Flint food establishments have received compliance checks and have either been found to be following the requirements for use of City of Flint water as directed by the Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) and the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) or had initial water samples taken by MDARD with results that had undetectable levels of lead. Inclusion of businesses on this list does not represent endorsement of the businesses by MDARD, nor does it guarantee food safety at these facilities. The companies listed have demonstrated they are taking precautions to reduce the risk of foodborne illness from water that may be contaminated, as outlined in the Michigan Food Law and Michigan Modified Food Code or have received water test sample results from MDARD with undetectable levels of lead. Flint food businesses not included on this list are not necessarily out of compliance with Michigan food regulations. Some businesses have not yet received a compliance assessment from food inspectors. Compliance checks are still taking place, and this list is updated as new inspections are done. Food businesses can schedule a compliance assessment by calling MDARD at 800-292-3939. Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code 4-WAY PARTY STORE 1302 DUPONT ST 48504 501 BAR & GRILL * 500 S SAGINAW ST 48502 A & G MARKET, INC 2012 W DARTMOUTH ST 48504 ABBOTT'S MEAT, INC 3623 BLACKINGTON AVE 48532 AC LOCAL 651 UAW 3518 ROBERT T LONGWAY BLVD 48506 ADMIRAL PETROLEUM CO 3913 FENTON RD 48507 ADMIRAL PETROLEUM CO #105 * 2617 N DORT HWY 48506 ADMIRAL PETROLEUM CO #124 3802 DAVISON RD 48506 ADMIRAL PETROLEUM CO #286 4646 S DORT HWY 48507 AJ RACERS SPORTS BAR 4020 N DORT HWY 48506 ALDO'S CONEY ISLAND 3402 DAVISON RD 48506 ALL STAR SERVICES, INC 1700 W 3RD AVE 48504 AL'S CONEY ISLAND * 2802 S DORT HWY 48503 AMAYSING CHEESECAKES 300 E 1ST ST 48502 AMIRAS BEER & WINE, INC (MCCLELLAN MARKET) 3102 N SAGINAW ST 48505 ANGELO'S CONEY ISLAND * 1816 DAVISON RD 48506 Report Generated on: Monday, May 23, 2016 at: 12:21 PM Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code APPLEWOOD CAFE 1401 E COURT ST 48503 ARBY'S * 3559 S DORT HWY 48507 ARBY'S 3742 DAVISON RD 48506 ARELLANO AND ASSOCIATES LLC 300 E 1ST ST 48502 ARROWHEAD VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION 402 W WATER ST 48503 ART'S PUB & GRUB * 2407 LEWIS ST 48506 ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1653 DAVISON RD 48506 ATLAS CONEY ISLAND 3833 CORUNNA RD 48532 BAGELS & BEANS 300 E 1ST ST 48502 BAKERY BOX (THE) 300 E 1ST ST 48502 BALKAN BAKING CO 1325 DAYTON ST 48504 BANANA BOAT ICE CREAM 3826 DAVISON RD 48506 BEAR BISTRO - MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1401 E COURT ST 48503 BEIRUT RESTAURANT & GROCERY 300 E 1ST ST 48504 BIG JOHN'S STEAK & ONION #1 625 S DORT HWY 48503 BIG JOHN'S STEAK & ONION #3 3335 S DORT HWY 48507 BIG JOHN'S STEAK & ONION #4 3725 DAVISON RD 48506 BIG JOHN'S STEAK & ONION #6 3622 CLIO RD 48504 BILLYS PIZZA 303 S SAGINAW ST 48502 BLACKSTONES PUB AND GRILL 531 S SAGINAW ST 48502 BOB EVANS FARMS, INC #236 1700 S CENTER RD 48503 BON APPETIT J DEANS SMOKEHOUSE 300 E 1ST ST 48502 BONGOS POPCORN LLC 300 E 1ST ST 48502 BP GAS STATION (SINGHS STOP) * 4111 N DORT HWY 48505 BP SERVICE STATION (CORUNNA ROAD EXPRESS STOP* 3930 CORUNNA RD 48532 BP SERVICE STATION (KING OIL MART) * 3317 M L KING AVE 48505 BREAD BASKET 3001 CORUNNA RD 48503 BRENNAN SENIOR CENTER 1301 PINGREE AVE 48503 Report Generated on: Monday, May 23, 2016 at: 12:21 PM Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code BROOKS TEA 2200 FOREST HILL AVE 48504 BROOME PARK CONCESSION 3201 HAMMERBERG RD 48507 BROTHERS FOOD CENTER (MR. B'S) 4311 N SAGINAW ST 48505 BROWN STREET MARKET * 3137 BROWN ST 48532 B'S BOWLING CENTER * 750 S CENTER RD 48506 BUNDY PRODUCE LLC 300 E 1ST ST 48502 BURGER KING 1006 S BALLENGER HWY 48532 BURGER KING 3625 S DORT HWY 48507 BURGER KING * 3801 CLIO RD 48504 BUSHELS & PECK'S 300 E 1ST ST 48502 C & S RED RIBBON BAR 2809 FENTON RD 48507 CAFE RHEMA 432 S SAGINAW ST 48502 CANTONESE GOURMET EAST 3110 RICHFIELD RD 48506 CAPTAIN JAY'S, INC #121 * 4601 N SAGINAW ST 48505 CAPTAIN JAY'S, INC #123 * 3019 CORUNNA RD 48503 CARLITO'S 1913 E COURT ST 48503 CARPENTER ROAD SUPERETTE LIQUOR STORE 1066 E CARPENTER RD 48505 CARRIAGE TOWN MINISTRIES 605 GARLAND ST 48503 CATFISH ALLEY 5301 N SAGINAW ST 48505 CHARLIES' SMOKIN' BBQ 300 E 1ST ST 48502 CHARMA'S GREEN CHIPS 300 E 1ST ST 48502 CHEERS MARKET * 2809 W COURT ST 48503 CHINA CITY RESTAURANT * 4831 FENTON RD 48507 CHINA KING 1844 S DORT HWY 48503 CHINA ONE 3867 LAPEER RD 48503 CHOCOLATES GALORE 300 E 1ST ST 48502 CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH 1811 SEYMOUR AVE 48503 CHRIST THE KING EDUCATION CENTER 1802 SEYMOUR AVE 48503 Report Generated on: Monday, May 23, 2016 at: 12:21 PM Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code CHRIST THE KING RECTORY 1832 SEYMOUR AVE 48503 CHUBBY DUCK SUSHI (THE) 300 E 1ST ST 48502 CHURCHILL'S FOOD & SPIRITS * 340 S SAGINAW ST 48502 CHURCH'S CHICKEN * 3410 CORUNNA RD 48503 CHURCH'S CHICKEN 4414 N SAGINAW ST 48505 CINNAMOM'S FAMOUS CINNAMON ROLLS 300 E 1ST ST 48502 CITGO GAS STATION/AAS GAS MART 1901 N DORT HWY 48506 CITY DINER CONEY ISLAND * 3010 N SAGINAW ST 48505 CLOUD NINE * 1714 S SAGINAW ST 48503 COCA COLA REFRESHMENTS USA 2603 LAPEER RD 48503 COLEY CANTEEN SERVICES 1221 JAMES P COLE BLVD 48503 COOKI'S TACO HOUSE * 5414 N SAGINAW ST 48505 CORK ON SAGINAW 635 S SAGINAW ST 48502 CORUNNA DOLLAR STORE 2605 CORUNNA RD 48503 CORUNNA ROAD BAR, INC 3110 CORUNNA RD 48503 CRUST BAKERY 300 E 1ST ST 48502 D & H MARKET 2134 M L KING AVE 48503 D & R MARKET, INC 1402 N CHEVROLET AVE 48504 D VINE WINES 300 E 1ST ST 48502 DADO MARKET 1817 INC 1817 N SAGINAW ST 48505 DAVISON ROAD BAKERY 2420 DAVISON RD 48506 DAVISON ROAD MARKET * 2319 DAVISON RD 48506 DEAN'S SAUSAGE & JERKEY 300 E 1ST ST 48502 DEJA-VU (CAPITOL ENTERTAINMENT LLC) 140 E 2ND ST 48502 DEJA-VU (CAPITOL ENTERTAINMENT LLC) 2402 S DORT HWY 48507 DELI MARKET 300 E 1ST ST 48502 DOLLAR & DIME, INC 2513 N SAGINAW ST 48505 DOLLAR GENERAL STORE #13580 * 115 E PIERSON RD 48505 Report Generated on: Monday, May 23, 2016 at: 12:21 PM Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code DOLLAR GENERAL STORE #9625 1717 N DORT HWY 48506 DOMINO'S PIZZA 2113 S BALLENGER HWY 48503 DOMINO'S PIZZA 3718 E COURT ST 48506 DONNA'S DONUTS 1135 W BRISTOL RD 48507 DORT MEAT COMPANY 2414 DUPONT ST 48594 DOWN THE HATCH EAST (DIRTY DAWG) 629 S DORT HWY 48503 DOWN THE TRACKS * 2310 W COURT ST 48503 DOWNTOWN FOOD SHOP 615 HARRISON ST 48502 DURANT (THE) 607 E 2ND AVE 48502 DURANT TUURI MOTT 1518 W 3RD AVE 48504 E & J FOOD MARKET * 5217 N SAGINAW ST 48505 EAST KITCHEN 300 E 1ST ST 48502 EASY PICK FOOD SHOPPE 2318 LEWIS ST 48506 EINSTEIN BROTHERS BAGELS 1625 UNIVERSITY AVE 48504 EL POTRERO * 836 S SAGINAW ST 48502 EMPRESS OF CHINA * 2320 S DORT HWY 48507 EZ (EASY) STOP FOOD MART #2 5106 N SAGINAW ST 48505 EZ STOP LIQUOR 2101 S DORT HWY 48507 F.O.E. 629 (FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES) 2149 N DORT HWY 48506 FARAH'S FOOD MARKET 843 S STEVENSON ST 48504 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH * 746 S SAGINAW ST 48502 FIRST TRINITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST 1126 BEACH ST 48502 FISH & CHICKEN AFFAIR 3102 FENTON RD 48507 FISH & CHICKEN MINI MART * 4108 N SAGINAW ST 48505 FLINT AUTO AUCTION RESTAURANT 3711 WESTERN RD 48506 FLINT CREPE COMPANY LLC 555 S SAGINAW ST 48502 FLINT DISTRIBUTING CO 2402 N DORT HWY 48506 FLINT EASTSIDE COMPASSIONATE MISSION 1829 DELAWARE AVE 48506 Report Generated on: Monday, May 23, 2016 at: 12:21 PM Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code FLINT EASTSIDE COMPASSIONATE MISSION 1917 DELAWARE AVE 48506 FLINT FOOD WORKS 300 E 1ST ST 48502 FLINT GOLF CLUB 3100 LAKEWOOD DR 48507 FLINT INGREDIENT CO/THE LOCAL GROCER 300 E 1ST ST 48502 FLINT INSTITUTE OF ARTS 1120 E KEARSLEY ST 48503 FLINT LUCKY STAR 3917 W COURT ST 48532 FLINT RIVER WATER 300 E 1ST ST 48502 FLINT TROLLEY ICE CREAM & CAFE 134 E 2ND ST 48502 FLINT/GENESEE JOB CORPS CENTER 2400 N SAGINAW ST 48505 FOOD BANK OF EASTERN MICHIGAN 2300 LAPEER RD 48503 FOOD BANK OF EASTERN MICHIGAN 2312 LAPEER RD 48503 FRANKLIN AVENUE MISSION 2210 N FRANKLIN AVE 48506 FRANKLIN ST MINI MART 2702 N FRANKLIN AVE 48506 FRESH CHOICE MARKET PLACE FLINT * 1916 DAVISON RD 48506 FRESH LAKE WHITEFISH CO THE 519 S SAGINAW ST 48502 GENESEE COUNTY CARD FOOD PREPARATION KITCHE 2727 LIPPINCOTT BLVD 48503 GENESEE LIQUOR MARKET, INC 3433 N GENESEE 48506 GENESYS PACE OF GENESEE COUNTY 412 E FIRST ST 48502 GOLDEN LEAF CLUB * 1522 HARRISON ST 48503 GOOD BEANS CAFÉ (THE) 328 N GRAND TRAVERSE ST 48503 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF MID MICHIGAN 501 S AVERILL AVE 48506 GRACE EMMANUEL BAPTIST 3502 LAPEER RD 48503 GRAINERY HEALTH FOODS THE 809 CHURCH ST 48502 GRANDMA'S RECIPES CO, INC 3538 RICHFIELD RD 48506 GRANTS GROCERY 101 E RUTH ST 48505 GREAT HARVEST BREAD COMPANY 300 E 1ST ST 48502 GREAT LAKES PARTY STORE 3801 S SAGINAW ST 48507 GROUND FLOOR MARKET, LLC (FLINT COFFEE COMPA 601 S SAGINAW ST 48502 Report Generated on: Monday, May 23, 2016 at: 12:21 PM Flint Food Establishments Verified to be in Compliance as of: Monday, May 23, 2016 Firm Name Firm Address Zip Code HALO BURGER * 3805 E COURT ST 48506 HALO BURGER * 4805 FENTON RD 48529 HALO BURGER * 800 S SAGINAW ST 48502
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